Are there enough quality 2.0 filters to justify Basic upgrade?

True ........... you know the story, there is no incentive for authors and many feel that there work is exploited by third parties, seems simple FF has to either step up there own filter building or reward authors beyond more copies of the program, who then, I would think not care about third parties exploiting there work as much.

Another bit of info: the Basic edition of FF2.0 will include lighting improvements (most notably, Ambient Occlusion and Point/Area Lights), which will work with filters made for FF1.0 -- a filter is not required to be made in v2.0 to take advantage of the new lighting options.

I think that just now there are many new 2.0 filter that are really great and awesome and that I like them very much, and are worth the upgrade to 2.0, specially at the reduced price offer.

I did not doubt to upgrade looking at all the new features that will be included and the great potential they have, and looking what can be done with the beta version, I ams sure that like BAR-CODE have said, that we will see soon a huge wave of filters that will blow us out and leave breathless with the results that you could get.

Will you wait until seeing future filters and pay much more for the upgrade, or you want to pay less and upgrade now with the good offer.

Yes, perhaps will be more offers in the future, but I prefer to be sure now, and surely it is worth the money even if you only use FF for filters and do not make any yourself.

But must hurry up as they said that it would be released in June, and today is 29 so must preorder NOW !!!

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Carl wrote: Interestingly another node based texture generator has just been released

Namely?