Jun 27, 2016

[Photography] Enter to Win one of 10 Copies of Corel’s AfterShot Pro 3 Photo Editor

Win one of 10 Copies of AfterShot™ Pro 3 Photo Editor from Corel!

Enter the After Photography Contest Today!

After dark, after thought, after noon, after work, after school, after life, after all…

You pick your after theme and have fun with it.

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Over the last few years here at dPS, we’ve run very some very popular contests with our partners, to give away some of their great photographic products to lucky dPS readers. We are lucky enough to be able to do it again now.

For this competition, Corel is giving away TEN copies of AfterShot™ Pro 3 Photo Editor!

These prizes are designed to help every level of photographer create BETTER pictures. Since 1989, with the introduction of CorelDRAW, Corel boasts a range of award-winning products that includes graphics, painting, photo, video, and office software with a community of over 100 million strong. Each copy of AfterShot Pro 3 will be won by a different dPS reader.

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Our 10 prize winners will receive the full version of Corel’s leading RAW Photo Editor – A $79.99 Value

Corel® AfterShot™ Pro 3 is up to four times faster than Adobe® Lightroom (claim based on a batch export workflow, using Lightroom CC 2015.5.). It’s the photo editor that helps you reveal your true creative potential. With AfterShot™ Pro 3 there are no subscriptions, and no longer a need to spend hours editing at your computer. You can import, process, output faster, and get back to taking photographs. Take a look at a few of the new, improved and classic features:

  • Faster workflow
  • Simple photo management
  • New comprehensive watermarking
  • Enhanced highlight recovery
  • New blemish remover tools
  • New image preset library
  • Powerful batch processing

Adobe®, Lightroom® and Photoshop® are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.

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New Blemish Remover

Learn a little more about AfterShot Pro 3 HERE:

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How to win

To win this contest you’ll need to:

  • Edit your favorite ‘After’ photo. To make it even better, download a free trial of AfterShot Pro 3 HERE
  • Post your After photo, along with a few words on how you feel AfterShot Pro 3 would help your photography in the comments section below, and of course, your After themed image. It’s as easy as that!
  • Do this in the next 21 days and on August 5, 2016, the team at Corel will choose the 10 best photos and comments, and we will announce the winners in the following days.
  • Deadline Is July 19, 2016, at 11:59pm PDT. Photos and comments left after deadline will not be considered.

By best – we’re looking for people who have an understanding of photography post-processing, and how AfterShot Pro 3 may best suit your needs. So you’ll need to check out the product page to put yourself in the best position to win. Don’t forget to grab a free trial download.

There’s no need to write essay length comments to win – but we’re looking to hear what you like about the software, and how it would help your development as a photographer. Don’t forget to include your favorite After themed photo. We encourage you to have fun and be creative!

This competition is open to everyone, no matter where you live – but there is only one entry per person. To enter – simply leave your photo and comment below.

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Disclaimer: Corel is a paid partner of dPS.

By entering the After photo contest, the Entrant is providing permission to Corel to publish their photo, if it is chosen as a winner, to be utilized within media post(s) by Corel announcing the winners and promoting. Entrants will be provided a full photo credit if photo is used, and will retain their copyright – Please click HERE or full contest rules, terms and conditions.

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