PHYX Freebie filters for FXFactory

PHYX Inc., has released freebie plug-ins for the FxFactory platform. The brand new PHYX Freebies plug-ins provide users with a quick and easy way to export and convert color channels and quickly sharpen image edges with the Color Channel and Edge Sharpen tools. The PHYX Freebies are completely free for everyone and support the latest versions of Apple Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Express, Motion and After Effects.

PHYX Freebies Highlights
  • Color Channel: Users can convert RGB to YUV and YUV to RGB and export Alpha channel, Luminence, Monochrome, Negative, Red, Green, and Blue with ease.
  • Edge Sharpen: A useful utility for sharpening the edges of an image, Edge Sharpen does not amplify noise in areas of similar color where noise is most noticeable.
The PHYX Freebies utilities plug-ins are offered as free downloads via the Noise Industries website. To download the freebies visit: http://www.phyxware.com/NI_Freebies_01.html.

Availability and Pricing of FxFactory
FxFactory Pro is available today for $399.00 USD. Additional plug-ins are available for free or commercially starting at a price point of $29.00 USD. FxFactory products can be purchased via the Noise Industries website (http://www.noiseindustries.com) or through select resellers.

Adobe After Effects, Apple Final Cut Studio and Apple Final Cut Express users can test drive FxFactory plug-ins by downloading the free trial version from: http://www.noiseindustries.com/fxfactory.

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