New Version! Win a Free Copy of Filter Forge 3.0

Let’s be honest, most of Photoshop’s default filters and effects don’t give you much flexibility and don’t always look very realistic. For the last few months, we’ve been introducing you to Filter Forge, a powerful third-party plugin for Photoshop that allows you to do some pretty amazing things with filters, and even create your own. This month, our friends at Filter Forge have a big announcement, the release of Filter Forge 3.0 and today, we are giving away a copy to 3 lucky Psdtuts+ readers.

Update: Congratulations to Julio Leite, Joe Whitten, Kaine Menzie. You have all won a free copy of Filter Forge 3.0. Enjoy!

Version 3.0 features support for multiple source images, improved preview interactivity, over 8,500 amazing filters, and much more.

On the surface, Filter Forge is just a Photoshop plugin, a pack of filters that create visual effects, enhance photos, generate textures, and process images. However, there are some things that make Filter Forge unique:

1. All users get free access to over 8,500 filters. Anyone can contribute their textures and effects to the online filter collection so it grows with every submitted filter.

2. You can create your own filters. If you cannot find an appropriate filter in the library you’ll love the Filter Editor – a visual node-based tool for creating custom-tailored textures and effects. All filters are constructed by connecting components that represent basic operations such as blurs, gradients, color adjustments, noises, distortions, or blends – without writing a single line of code.

To win a free copy of Filter Forge, all you need to do is enter using the form below.

Up For Grabs

• 1 copy of Filter Forge Basic to 3 readers

Rules

• To enter, submit your entry using the form above.
• You may only enter once.
• Make sure to enter a valid email address so that we can contact you.
• Entries will be accepted until Friday, November 25, 2011 at 11:59 PM, EST.

To learn more about Filter Forge, visit their website, download the demo version of the software, and check out their gallery.

Editor’s note: This post was sponsored by Filter Forge.