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Oh boy! I guess I just want opinions here.....I entered a drawing at the Andromeda website.....I won! Now I get to pick a product for free but I don't know what I should choose...... I'm not much of a filter user so some of these would be really useless but I guess I'd like some opinions on these.....I have PS and I know that PS has some great tools equivilant to these but whadda ya think? I'm thinking either the Perspective Filter or the Lens Doc Filter....with more leaning towards Lens Doc.... Has anyone used these....?

Haven't used any of these but the Perspective looks cool. Though Lens Doc looks more useful. The vari-focus looks like something I would use the most though.

Hmmm..between those two choices, I'd probably go with the Lens Doc filter. While PS already has some transform tools that can do the same, they are a little bit of a pain to get to work well fixing this kind of distortion. This looks like a faster, cleaner interface for doing it. And then add in being able to do rotational fixes at the same time. My 2 cents. :) Do I get another snuggly for being helpful? :)

Lens Doc all the way. Everything else is just fun and games and can easily be reproduced with basic photoshop. Lens Doc is the most useful one there. Nice luck!

Congrats Michelle! I agree with the others, LensDoc looks pretty handy! :-)>

Lens Doc it is then! Thanks for the nudge in the right direction. :~) ......extra snuggles for Donald too!

.just to throw a spanner in yer works, I've got perspective and I love it - it somes in handy when you least expect it. Y'know the 'grid floor' I used in a couple of the electronica pics? That was a grid on screen, manipulated through perspective..... 'Course it's up to you........ :D (",)

I'd say get the screens filter. The other ones like lens doc and perspective are really things I'd rather not have automated personally... because you won it, get something that'll be fun. Lensdoc might save a few moments, but it looks kinda boring... The screens filter looks like it can do a decent job of replicating the real world in terms of screen printing and such. If you were to actually do screen printing, it would be HELLA f'in expensive... case in point, remember when I won Aurora? I STILL aven't used it once, for all the bitching i did to Digi-element to get me a working serial and activation code... but im doin photo again soon and i know its gonna be kickass fun. May not be the most rtechnically useful, but its gonna be a blast.

scratch that actually, get the series 1 photographic filter set (the first in the list), that has some screen plugins and some other fun stuff.