FSN Pro – Filterstorm Neue for Professionals – New App – We Have Codes To Giveaway – Worth $9.99/£7.99 Each

FSN Pro’s project folders give you two easy ways to get through your photos quickly. First, you can select multiple images in the project and use the IPTC tag menu to batch tag, and automations (saved image edits) to alter the photos.

The second method is through FSN Pro’s powerful Quick View feature. The quick view feature gives you a full-screen view of one photo at a time. You can swipe to scroll through the project, tagging and applying simple edits to your images as you go utilizing FSN Pro’s Quick Edit feature.

The project will store these edits as new versions of the image while maintaining the original, making it easy to explore different editing options before choosing the final version you like best.

Using star ratings and filters, you can choose your best images, and then filter the rest out to concentrate on only the ones that matter in the moment.

The Quick Edit feature gives you access to commonly-used controls and allows you to apply all of these within seconds from Quick View before moving on to the next photo. Currently, the tools included are: Crop (freeform or with crop ratios), RGB Curves, White Point Picker, Clarity, Vibrance, Contrast, and Saturation.

In addition to letting you tag images individually and in batches, Filterstorm Pro gives lets you save IPTC presets, and use code replacements. To save an IPTC preset, you simply need to tag a photo with the information you want, then move to the preset tab and give your new preset a name. From there, you can quickly reapply those tags to the rest of your project.

FSN Pro also supports XMP. Export XMP sidecar files alongside your originals and edits, or import XMP files from your desktop to use as IPTC presets within FSN Pro.

FSN Pro’s FTP browser allows you to view the contents of your server, add folders, delete files, and batch upload your image

In addition to batch-exporting to FTP, you batch-export to services offered by the system and other apps such as saving to the library, iMessage, AirDrop, or Facebook. At the time of export you can choose file format (PNG, Tiff, JPEG), compression quality, DPI, and perform scaling of images with “scale to fit” and “scale to fill” options.

• Black & White
• Blur
• Brightness/Contrast
• Channel Mixer
• Clarity
• Clone
• Curves RGB, individual channels, and Luminance
• Histogram Display (in curves and levels tools)
• Hue
• Levels
• Reduce Noise
• Saturation
• Shadows/Highlights
• Sharpen
• Temperature with White Point Picker
• Text (options include font, color, alignment, shadow blur, shadow strength, shadow offset, shadow color)
• Tone Map
• Add Exposure
• Watermarking
• Vibrance

• Canvas Size
• Crop
• Scale
• Straighten
• Rotate
• Flip
• Make Square

• Brush/Eraser
• Gradients, with various linear and circular options
• Color Range
• Invert
• Opacity

• Amatorka
• Bleach Bypass
• Posterize
• Sepia
• Vignette*
• Vintage
• X Process

• 10-step undo history
• IPTC Metadata, with the ability to save sets of data for later use
• EXIF metadata display
• Code Replacements
• Option to open RAW files using DCRaw (increases load times)
• Option to use grayscale interface