3DEcovers - Ecover Actions for Photoshop

"What Amazing Breakthrough In 3-D ECover Actions Compelled A 2-Year-Old To Claw Desperately At The Computer Screen, Crying 'Why Can't I Get It, Daddy'?"

If You're An Information Marketer Who Yearns To Transform Your Ecover Graphics From Ho-Hum To HOLY SMOKES, Then You've Got To Read This Story...

From the desk of: Erum Munir

October 29, 2007

Dear Friend,

Peter couldn't believe his eyes.

There he was..standing in his home office, watching his little daughter do something so remarkable...so mind-boggling...that it literally made his jaw drop.

More on this in a moment. But first, let me set the stage...

Peter was a successful graphic artist. He had made quite the name for himself in the direct response industry designing ecovers for information products.

Peter's work was sharp, crisp, and eye-catching. His book, CD, and box covers were brilliantly crafted and drew rave reviews. And in a very short time, he was able to count several high-profile internet gurus as his clients.

But Peter was continually trying to get better. He knew that, with the advances in Photoshop technology and some exciting new tools that were available, he could make even better ecovers...ecovers that could almost leap from the screen with vivid, lifelike reality and instantly add value and credibility to a product.

However...

He Had No Idea What Lay In Store For Him

On This Particular Evening...

It happened something like this...

Peter was in his office, busily working with some promising new 3-D ecover action scripts that a friend had asked him to beta test.

What first struck him about the product was the extremely short learning curve. He had tested a variety of ecover generation tools and software, and each one of them took several days and a lot of patience to figure out.

But this one was different...this had everything he needed already integrated into the program, so there was little to do but just install, plug in a few variables, and start creating.

"Impressive," he thought, nodding his head. "But let's see how it does when the chips are down."

So as he would often do to test drive a new ecover creation program, he took an item from his home and attempted to duplicate it on his computer screen. Tonight's winner was a small teddy bear that belonged to his daughter.

Peter he went to work recreating it. And in an astonishingly short time, he had a stunning 3-dimensional depiction on the screen that was truly hard to distinguish from the original.

"Wow, that was really easy. And FAST too." Peter thought, strolling to the kitchen for a snack. "This is the real deal. I'm adding it to my arsenal of Photoshop tools."

And that's where things get a little strange.

While spreading some peanut butter on his sandwich...

Peter Heard A Blood-Curdling Scream

Coming From His Office...

He quickly dropped the knife and ran into the room, expecting to find his 2-year-old daughter, Suzanne, bleeding from a spill.

But instead, he found her sitting in his chair, eyes furrowed, face red as fire. She was clawing furiously at his computer screen, trying to get at her "bear". And with every failing scrape, she became more and more incensed.

When she saw her Dad standing there, mouth wide open, she cried, "Want BEAR Daddy! Want BEAR! Why I not get it Daddy--WHY!"

Instantly, Peter knew what had happened. Suzanne had spotted the image and instantly took it as the real thing--THAT'S how real looking it was.

It Was At That Moment He Realized These Weren't Just Some "Run-Of-The-Mill" Ecover Actions...

Peter's story is not unusual.

In fact, I've received tons of emails from graphic artists, copywriters, and internet marketers who have been blown away by this remarkable ecover design actions.

They're creating dazzling ecovers that virtually jump from the screen into the prospect's lap...giving them a level of ultra-realism and incredible detail they can almost touch with their fingers...and adding a MAJOR boost in profits.

So what is this major breakthrough in ecover design?

Well, first let me introduce myself...

My name is Erum Munir, and I've been a graphic designer for nearly a decade. And during this time, I've used some of the most advanced ecover actions in the world.

But something was always missing.

Either the program was extremely difficult to work with, or the outcome was blurry, boring, and less than desirable. No matter how hard I tried to make some of these ecover-in-a-box products to work like I wanted them to, nothing would match the clear, vivid sharpness and quality that I demanded for my clients.

So I decided to develop my own. I went to work, painstakingly choosing everything I liked best about the different ecover programs I had purchased (most of these names you would probably recognize) and integrating those elements into simple-to-use ecover actions that any marketer could afford.

The result?

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Crystal Clear, High Definition Ecovers...

3D Ecovers is simply the most advanced ecover generator system available on the market today...

This is--hands-down--the next level of ecover actions, folks...smokin' hot action scripts that are easy to install, easy to use, and deliver a high-resolution result that makes your clients say, "WHOA! How did you DO that?"

Just think of it: No more flat, boring covers...no more working long hours to create something that looks like it was done by a 6th grader in computer class...no more lost sales due to mediocre graphics that lack impact and pizazz...

With 3D Ecovers, you'll be effortlessly creating ultra-sharp three-dimensional covers for virtually any type of product, including:

• Ebooks


• Special Reports


• Software Boxes


• CDs


• DVDs


• DVD Covers


• Membership Cards


• Catalogs


• Paperback Books


• Hardback Books


• Ezines


• Spiral Bound Reports

And many more!

Just take a look at the 3D Ecovers that are included in this package...

If you've ever been burned by an ecover generation product, then 3D Ecovers is the answer to your prayers. Within seconds, you'll be cranking out graphics with a level of striking brilliance and dramatic detail unlike anything ever seen on the web before.

There's no huge learning curve, no monster manual to memorize, and no long list of prerequisite software. All you need is the English version of Photoshop 7 or up --that's it!

Ultra-Sharp 300 DPI Graphics In Only 3 Easy Steps? You Got It!

Here's how 3D Ecovers works...

Step 1: Simply load the actions in Photoshop and pull up the basic template.

Step 2: Design your ecover by adding graphics and text.

Step 3: Once you are satisfied with your template, simply click on a button and voila--an instant 3D ecover appears, complete with depth, shadows and the exact same high quality, just-like-the-real-thing level of detail that fooled Peter's 2-year-old!

And best of all, the quality of your 3D Ecovers will never diminish with resizing. With amazing 300 DPI resolution, every ecover you create will look just as good when it's extra-large as it does extra-small.

Isn't that what you've been looking for?

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Do 3D Ecovers REALLY Work? Just Listen To What Others Are Saying...

Erum, what can I say? These actions BLOW ME AWAY! I've been sticking with the same two sets of actions for many, many months because everything else I've tried was either too low-res or too difficult to use, but yours just blow most of the actions out there out of the water!

I'm very excited about the level of detail you've put into these actions. For example, I love the way you can see the individual pages in the second paperback book action. It's just unreal how much care and attention you've put into these. I am so thrilled to have new styles for my ecovers. Thank you for putting together such a brilliant set of actions! They are absolutely beautiful.

-Lucy Weber | http://www.artificialgenesis.com

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BONUS Video Tutorials

To Help You Get Started...

I've made 3D Ecovers as easy as possible to use. But I know there's a few of you out there who are still tentative when it comes to ecover generation.

That's why I'm throwing in some easy-to-follow video tutorials to help you get started. With 3D Ecovers, you'll receive...

Video One: How To Create Your 3D Ecovers: I'll walk you through each step, explaining the process in simple-to-understand terms that won't have you befuddled (like other programs). In just minutes, you'll be crafting ecovers that look like they were designed by the highest paid design pros in the business.

 

Video Two: My Insider Secrets To Stacking And Using Different Actions Together: There's a few tricks I've learned over the years to quickly turn ordinary graphics into extraordinary sales tools. And I'm passing them along to you here.

 

I'm reluctant to do this (because I've always kept these to myself), but I want you to succeed as quickly as possible, and have ALL the tools to create mind-boggling 3D graphics in only a few minutes--not just the basics.

You will be making ecovers like these in no time.

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So What Are You Waiting For?

Although some of my friends say I'm crazy to price it this low, I want to get 3D Ecovers in as many hands as possible.

Because I know the value of a software program like this. I know how it can change the look and feel of your website from hum-drum to smokin' hot in just a few minutes. And I know how it can make a HUGE difference in your profit margin, adding more and more cash to your bank account on a daily basis.

So I'm going to go out on a limb and offer 3D Ecovers--including the special video tutorials, the bonuse ecover actions, and all the pre-made 3D software boxes (for the first 297 buyers only) for the low introductory price of $97.

Now, I can't leave it at this steal of a price for every long. This is just until I can get it into the hands of a few smart marketers who really want the best of the best when it comes to high-definition ecovers. After that, I'm shooting it back to the normal price of $127 and leaving it there.

So I wouldn't wait if I were you...

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*Requires Photoshop 7, CS, CS2 or CS3 (English version)

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Test drive my 3D Ecovers action scripts for a full 8 WEEKS--that's 56 solid days--and see for yourself how they can literally transform your graphics from blah to BOOYAH in just minutes. And if you don't dig them for any reason whatsoever, just shoot me an email and I'll give you every penny of your 3D Ecovers purchase back.--no questions asked.

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Thanks for your time, and I hope to see you inside soon...

P.S. Don't forget--the bonus PSD boxes are only for the first 297 who order. And when they're gone, they're gone. So grab your copy now before it's too late.

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P.P.S From all indications, this package is going to go like hotcakes. Which means I'll probably have to raise the price to normal levels sooner than expected.

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If you're a regular reader, you've certainly heard mention of my favorite little guy....Clayton. Well, Clay turned 5 in the beginning of April and in light of this "big boy" birthday, I decided that he and I should do something special. Instead of some lame gift, I took him out for an entire day of fun, no parents or little brothers allowed!

We started out our day by visiting the Twin Cities Model Train museum. It was really cool, for both of us. They have miles of tiny tracks and they run multiple trains at a time (the most we saw was five, but they have dozens of trains.). Clay thought it was fun to chase a train around the entire track and watch its route; which, when you're 5 is probably a whole lot of fun.

Of course, being Clay, he had about a billion and one questions, most of which I couldn't answer. I did my best and read the signs posted around the room (as to how fast they go....there was a sign to figure it out, but that wasn't math I could do in my head....) but model trains are really not my forte. So we found the guy who runs the model trains and I let Clay at him.

Here Clay is by the switchboard peppering the guy (you can see his arm/sleeve on the edge of the picture) with questions. After about 6 or 7 minutes of solid questions, the guy finally ran out of answers for curious Clay and eventually shot me a "help me!" look, so I convinced Clay that it was time to go. I thought it was funny that he can even exhaust the experts with his curiosity--his poor parents!

After that, we headed off to lunch at Wendy's--Clay's choice. He got a happy meal with a kids deck of cards for playing Crazy 8's. Which was then the focus of our conversation from there to our next stop. "Why is it called Crazy 8s?" "How come the 8s are crazy?" "Is there a game for crazy 1s?" (and 2s and 3s and 4s, etc.) "How do you play?" "Is it fun?" "Why is it fun?" "Do you like it?" "Why do you like it?" "How do you know how to play?" "Who taught you?" "Who do you play with?" "Does your sister know how to play?" and on and on and on....that is really only a fraction of the conversation that we had about Crazy 8s. He is truly the most inquisitive child, he literally cannot stop until he feels he has learned every aspect of the thing he is focused on.

Then we got to the movie. Monsters vs. Aliens. Which I decided that we'd go see in 3D because we could and I haven't seen a 3D movie in forever. Actually, the last time I saw one they still had cardboard glasses with one blue lens and one red lens (remember those?). They're way more updated now. Of course, in telling Clay that we were going to see a movie in 3D, I then had to try to explain the concept of 3D to him-which I did, though rather poorly. But he figured it out when the movie started. He was full of questions once it began, but fortunately, the Saturday matinee is filled with dads and kids (I am guessing weekend dads who don't know what else to do with the kids all day) so it wasn't a big deal if we talked about it during the movie. Plenty of kids in there talking....plenty.

Next we stopped at my house to let my dog out and for Clay to change his clothes (he was covered with bright, orange powdered cheese from the cheese popcorn I bought him). Then, as we were driving to the next destination, Clay was pretty quiet in the back seat. He hadn't napped all day, so I was content to let him rest and process, but I still wanted to check on him, so I made a quick peek at him.

And that's what I saw. He was riding in the car, wearing his 3D glasses. I was able to snap a picture over my shoulder while driving. How freaking cute is that?

Then, because he saw me take the picture, he wanted to take one of me, soafter we got to Maplewood Mall and parked, we did this:

Is that cute or what?

Then we were off to the arcade. This was the part of the day that Clayton was most looking forward to. He loves video games but has never been to an arcade before. We played pretty much every game in there and many of them more than once. Clay really liked the violent games, shooting games and the game where you pressed a button and punched the ducks and the one where to take a mallet and hit the creatures (sharks) as they pop up out of their holes. Boys sure are different. Me, I just wanted to play Skee Ball.

Then we did a motorcycle racing game together where he beat me soundly. For real....I don't let him win, he just was better at it than me. He has awesome hand-eye coordination, which I really don't.

Then he did a snowmobile racing game:

And I just love the look of intense concentration on his face right there. He won that game, too. Came in first place. It amazes me that he's actually that good at them, it isn't like he's played them all before or anything.

After winning our 375 tickets (plus the 40 that some guy gave us just to be nice) we headed off to buy our "prizes". I let Clay pick out whatever he wanted and I think even he thought they were lame because he had trouble spending them all. But we did and then we were done at the arcade.

We made a quick pit stop at the carousel where one of us got to ride for free. I am not sure who, but the guy only charged us for one ticket but still let us both in.

Fortunately, I was smart enough to get a picture before the ride started, because once it's going, it is pretty tough to do:

See? I guess movement doesn't agree with my cameraphone. Ah well, this is still cute, even though it's blurry.

After leaving the mall, we headed across the street to Toys-R-Us, which was a special request that Clay made. He had gotten $25 for his birthday and in an effort to teach him about money his parents told him he could spend it on anything he wanted. Well, we went to the store to spend his dough. We were in there for a LOOOOONG time, as we had to go up and down every single aisle, with Clay pointing at things that struck his fancy and going, "can I afford that?" Yikes! He had originally said that he wanted someting from Planet Hero, so that's what we were looking for. Clay finally had to ask someone because we couldn't find them, and that's where he found his dream toy. It's some sort of space station for his action figures to play on. It cost $24.98 and when I told him he could afford it his whole face lit up and he tried to grab this giant box off the shelf. I helped him and we headed up to pay.

By the way, while wandering through all these aisles, I managed to find a toy that I just couldn't live without. A Tom Brady action figure! No kidding! It's awesome. Clay thought it was hilarious that I was buying myself a toy. He kept saying, "but you're an adult!"

So, as we're waiting in line to pay, the lady in front of us is standing there with her (roughly) 3-year-old. Clay is hammering me with questions about my toy. "Why are you buying it?" "What are you going to do with it?" That kind of thing. I told him that Tom Brady is my favorite football player and that's why I was buying it. He wanted to know why he's my favorite, so I said, "because he's really cute and I love him." 

There was a moment's pause and then Clay looked at me and said, "you can't love him, you don't even know him." The lady in front of us burst out laughing (clearly she had been listening in) and looked back at Clay, kind of measuring him up. I think she was dreading the years to come....when they start to get smarter than you. As for me, I just sort of stood there, put in my place by a 5-year-old. After a moment I eventually told Clay that he was right, I don't really love him, but I sure do like him alot. And that seemed good enough.

We left the toy store with about a 15 minutes left to get home, which was perfect. So perfect, in fact, that as we passed a Dairy Queen, we had just enough time to get us each a Dilly Bar (Mine, chocolate-his, cherry) to cap off our perfect day.

As we were driving home I asked Clay what his favorite part of the day was and he said, "beating you at those video games" without missing a beat. He really does crack me up. Then he asked me what my favorite part was and I said, "spending time with you."

And that's true. I can't wait for our next special day.

36 days.

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