Adobe Products for Pictures: Are these products worth it ? 1. AfterEffects CS5 Win $90.00 2. Photoshop Elements 10 and Premier Elements 10 ESD $ 22.00 Since I do photos for our...

sarge69 Loc: Ft Myers, FL

Are these products worth it ?

1. AfterEffects CS5 Win $90.00
2. Photoshop Elements 10 and Premier Elements 10 ESD $ 22.00

Since I do photos for our organization, that's our non-profit price per license.

Sarge

iresq Loc: Annapolis MD

After Effects is a very cool suite of video editing tools. I would buy it at $90 but it really is designed for video work.

Photoshop Elements/Premiere 10 bundle for $20 would be a no brainer.

sarge69 Loc: Ft Myers, FL

iresq wrote:

After Effects is a very cool suite of video editing tools. I would buy it at $90 but it really is designed for video work.

Photoshop Elements/Premiere 10 bundle for $20 would be a no brainer.

Putting the brain to use. Going to pay for it now and download it onto my external drive for safe keeping.

Sarge

Elle Loc: Long Island, NY

I have to ask...are you sure that the site is legal? Prices listed are far below what they should be.

mdorn Loc: Portland, OR

sarge69 wrote:

Are these products worth it ?

1. AfterEffects CS5 Win $90.00
2. Photoshop Elements 10 and Premier Elements 10 ESD $ 22.00

Since I do photos for our organization, that's our non-profit price per license.

Sarge

How can you go wrong?

sarge69 Loc: Ft Myers, FL

Absolutely. you can check the site at:

www.techsoup.org

It is for non-profits and to be able to order you have to submit non-profit certifying documents from an organization and state/federal tax id. Which I have for my unit within the United States Power Squadrons, the leaders in boating education in the United States, Puerto Rico, Hawaii and Japan.

Sarge
==> Commander, D19 - Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont

http://www.usps.org/portsmouth

Elle Loc: Long Island, NY

Sarge...Unfortunately, I cannot qualify for eligibility but you have a bonanza in that site, the prices listed for some of those programs are only a fraction of what they go for and that includes upgrades and student discounts. Lucky you! :-D I live in a boating community and come from a boating family...and it sure is a worthwhile endeavor.

sarge69 Loc: Ft Myers, FL

Only have to say is to check and see if there is a boating squadron in your area. Take a 'Safe Boating Course' and get free 6 month membership and see if they know about 'Tech Soup'

I've ordered for multiple members of my squadron and they enjoy the benefit of membership.

Sarge

Elle Loc: Long Island, NY

Thanks for the heads up...I did a quick check and there are both Power Squadron and Coast Guard Auxiliaries nearby.

sarge69 Loc: Ft Myers, FL

I don't know if CG AUX is a non-profit but US Power Squadrons are. I think there is a special now if you take the 'Safe Boating Course - ABC3 ' you can get 6 months free membership. Then it's less than $100 a year for membership and get all the benefits.

www.usps.org and then search for benefits

Sarge

robert-photos Loc: Chicago

sarge69 wrote:

Absolutely. you can check the site at:

www.techsoup.org

It is for non-profits and to be able to order you have to submit non-profit certifying documents from an organization and state/federal tax id. Which I have for my unit within the United States Power Squadrons, the leaders in boating education in the United States, Puerto Rico, Hawaii and Japan.

Sarge
==> Commander, D19 - Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont

http://www.usps.org/portsmouth

Thanks for the URL.
I checked it out and there is a lot there for non-profits. God bless you. :thumbup: