![]() In general, Filter Forge filters are grouped into categories like Organic, Patterns, Creative, Distortions, Photo, etc. Later in the review I will provide a bunch of examples and these can be opened in even greater resolution to see the fine details of the images and applied effects. Click on the screen grabs like the one show above to see the text and other elements in their original resolution. Before I get too carried away, all of the photos in this review are reduced resolution to allow them to fit neatly within The Gadgeteer’s layout. You can scroll down in the preset area to view any additional presets for the currently selected filter. You can see the first six presets available for the Tri-Color filter at the bottom left corner of the dialog box. In this particular case, it is showing the initial factory preset from the Creative > Tri-Color filter. Pictured above is the basic dialog that comes up when you launch Filter Forge 4.0 from within Photoshop. is currently in their Beta Stage 2 for version 4.0 of their flagship product - you guessed it - Filter Forge.
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