Photoshop CC AND Lightroom 5 for $9.99/month
Nov 25, 2013 13:31:28 #
This is good ONLY thru Dec 2.
The original offer required a previous purchase of CS3+ and Adobe has removed that restriction for this offer.
This offer is HALF the price of the offer I signed up for 6 months ago and now includes Lightroom 5. Plus, they will allow you to modify your existing subscription to the new price; I did.
Great offer, I think. go to Adobe.com for info
The original offer required a previous purchase of CS3+ and Adobe has removed that restriction for this offer.
This offer is HALF the price of the offer I signed up for 6 months ago and now includes Lightroom 5. Plus, they will allow you to modify your existing subscription to the new price; I did.
Great offer, I think. go to Adobe.com for info
Nov 25, 2013 13:41:18 #
Nov 25, 2013 13:45:54 #
grusum wrote:
This is good ONLY thru Dec 2.
The original offer required a previous purchase of CS3+ and Adobe has removed that restriction for this offer.
This offer is HALF the price of the offer I signed up for 6 months ago and now includes Lightroom 5. Plus, they will allow you to modify your existing subscription to the new price; I did.
Great offer, I think. go to Adobe.com for info
The original offer required a previous purchase of CS3+ and Adobe has removed that restriction for this offer.
This offer is HALF the price of the offer I signed up for 6 months ago and now includes Lightroom 5. Plus, they will allow you to modify your existing subscription to the new price; I did.
Great offer, I think. go to Adobe.com for info
The 'gotcha' is that you HAVE to commit to 12 months, and the price *may*(will?) change after that period.
The previous deal, which requires ownership of CS3+, has no commitment, and guarantees the $9.99 FOREVER, if the subscription is kept up with no breaks.
Nov 25, 2013 14:06:01 #
Wall-E wrote:
The 'gotcha' is that you HAVE to commit to 12 months, and the price *may*(will?) change after that period.
The previous deal, which requires ownership of CS3+, has no commitment, and guarantees the $9.99 FOREVER, if the subscription is kept up with no breaks.
The previous deal, which requires ownership of CS3+, has no commitment, and guarantees the $9.99 FOREVER, if the subscription is kept up with no breaks.
Still a great deal - for the cost of one cheap bottle of wine per month you can have the full version of PShop PLUS Lightroom 5.
Nov 25, 2013 14:37:49 #
grusum wrote:
Still a great deal - for the cost of one cheap bottle of wine per month you can have the full version of PShop PLUS Lightroom 5.
Still more expensive than PaintShopPro!!
Nov 26, 2013 07:14:26 #
grusum wrote:
This is good ONLY thru Dec 2.
The original offer required a previous purchase of CS3+ and Adobe has removed that restriction for this offer.
This offer is HALF the price of the offer I signed up for 6 months ago and now includes Lightroom 5. Plus, they will allow you to modify your existing subscription to the new price; I did.
Great offer, I think. go to Adobe.com for info
The original offer required a previous purchase of CS3+ and Adobe has removed that restriction for this offer.
This offer is HALF the price of the offer I signed up for 6 months ago and now includes Lightroom 5. Plus, they will allow you to modify your existing subscription to the new price; I did.
Great offer, I think. go to Adobe.com for info
Adobe is out to make money. You will never have anything to show for all the money you spend.
Nov 26, 2013 09:31:31 #
Wall-E wrote:
The 'gotcha' is that you HAVE to commit to 12 months, and the price *may*(will?) change after that period.
The previous deal, which requires ownership of CS3+, has no commitment, and guarantees the $9.99 FOREVER, if the subscription is kept up with no breaks.
The previous deal, which requires ownership of CS3+, has no commitment, and guarantees the $9.99 FOREVER, if the subscription is kept up with no breaks.
"guarantees the $9.99 FOREVER", really?
Nov 26, 2013 10:37:35 #
mrtobin wrote:
"guarantees the $9.99 FOREVER", really?
Not in writing... The deal still required a one-year subscription, though. I spoke to their sales support people, and he told me that, while most other plans were expected to go up after a year, the plan was to keep the photographer's special to $9.99 indefinitely. I hope this is true, and I also hope that they apply it to the *new* $9.99 plan!
I too bought a copy of CS3, only to find it was an educational version and didn't qualify. If they *do* hike the price next year, I may just by a copy of LR and go back to CS3. It is fun to actually have access to a current version for the first time!
Nov 26, 2013 11:40:03 #
mrtobin wrote:
"guarantees the $9.99 FOREVER", really?
YES.
Send me your email via PM and I'll forward the email I got back in September.
Nov 26, 2013 11:46:50 #
I keep thinking that the PS CC and LR5 is a pretty good deal, but I got a copy of Photoshop CS6 just before Adobe went cloud, and had access to a CS5 license with InDesign, Illustrator, Dreamweaver and Flash; so I can't see getting into the CC versions quite yet.
Nov 26, 2013 17:22:05 #
cthahn wrote:
Adobe is out to make money. You will never have anything to show for all the money you spend.
I'm pretty sure every business in the world is out to make money!
I'm not quite sure that one would have nothing to show for all the money. I have several thousand processed pictures and they will still show with or without Adobe. In fact, I've found that I can take both the RAW files and the processed JPG files to any other program and have quite a lot of fun!
Nov 26, 2013 23:51:04 #
Wall-E wrote:
YES.
Send me your email via PM and I'll forward the email I got back in September.
Send me your email via PM and I'll forward the email I got back in September.
No need to send the email, its just that "forever" is a long, long time. :-)
Dec 1, 2013 10:36:54 #
FYI, if at any time a subscription is cancelled, you still hold the license rights to any Photoshop/Lightroom product you previously purchased (providing they stlll support that version).
Apr 25, 2015 16:37:49 #
Wahawk wrote:
Still more expensive than PaintShopPro!!
Maybe, but I also own PSP but I never I use it... It's kinda like owning a Lexus and a Smart car... Which would you drive?
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