Free Genuine Fractals Reader Plug-In Available
Earlier this month, we announced the availability of a free plug-in for Photoshop CS and CS2 that will allow any user to open and view a Genuine Fractals file saved with the .STN file extension.
Ever since we acquired Genuine Fractals from Lizard Tech, we've had lots of requests from users to make a free reader available so that they could transfer .STN files to others, such as a printing or service bureau. Without a free reader, their GF files, which can become quite large, were essentially useless unless the receiving party had a full version of GF. This free plug-in addresses this problem.
One Genuine Fractals user in particular was instrumental in helping us get this out. Vincent Versace is a long-time user of Genuine Fractals and has his entire library of photographs saved as .STN files. We've been speaking with Vincent and he encouraged us to make this available for users like himself and we're happy to do so.
There's a great quote from Vincent in the press release. Be sure to check it out.
Comments
Do you have an upgrade from plx Smart Scale to Genuine Fractals ?
Posted by: John Stracey | December 1, 2005 5:27 AM
I just got an email from you that offers discounts on plug ins. I could not find a list of what's available. None of the illustrations would open.
Help.
Thanks,
Martin
Posted by: Martin Young | December 1, 2005 6:16 AM
The STN files make Adobe bridge very slow and subject to crashing. I have had to hide these files from my most used directories so that Adobe Bridge doesn't get hung up.
Posted by: Philip Sydell | December 1, 2005 6:58 AM
I am working with GF 4.0 at present is there an up grade available. Are you keeping the same agents in the UK for Lizard Products.
I was a pro photographer but age and health problems forced me to give up but I remain a keen photo-enthusiast.
Posted by: Peter Keverne | December 1, 2005 7:31 AM
Where would i find a link that allows me to update my copy of GF to PhotoshopCS and CS2?
Posted by: Craig Farnsworth | December 1, 2005 7:59 AM
Great stuff, thanks
Posted by: John Strain | December 1, 2005 10:06 AM
John - yes, we do. Just choose the Upgrade option when purchasing Genuine Fractals.
Posted by: Mike Wong | December 16, 2005 12:19 AM