MacPhun is getting in on the Black Friday fun early with a great deal launching today through the Black Friday shopping festivities.
Up to 85% off its Creative Kit 2016 means you get six of the company’s popular Mac apps– Snapheal, FX Photo Studio, Intensify, Focus, Noiseless, and Tonality— for just $89, plus a bunch of extras the company is throwing in for free that are normally worth $300.
In total, you’re saving around $630 with this bundle versus purchasing the apps individually at full price.
In addition to the six apps in the Creative Kit, you’ll also get these extras with the deal:
We recently reviewed MacPhun’s Creative Kit 2016 and told you about the company’s new Aurora HD software, which you can get for $10 off using a coupon included in today’s discount bundle.
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● Watermark Plus (http://pearlmountainsoft.com/watermarkplus/)
The completely all-in-one watermark maker on Mac that helps you batch watermark photos, quickly resize, rename and convert bulk of photos at a time.
● Picture Collage Maker (pearlmountainsoft.com/collageit-for-mac/)
An easy-to-use and automatic collage maker that helps you create eye-catching photo collages on Mac OS X with just a few clicks.
● VeprIT Resize Sense (http://veprit.com/resizesense)
Flexible batch image resizing and cropping for Mac
● Pro Photography Training (HD videos) with RAW photos
Professional HD Video training on Photography that includes RAW photos.Users can learn how to shoot w/ their DSLR’s and then process their images with Creative Kit
● $10 Aurora HDR Gift Card
10€ Gift Card towards Macphun’s latest piece of software, Aurora HDR, the most advanced HDR photo editing software in the world, co-developed with globally celebrated photographer, Trey Ratcliff.
● Presets and Textures worth $35
Pack of presets and textures to use in Creative Kit apps
Grab the discounted Creative Kit bundle from MacPhun now.