$49.99 / month - Complete Access to Entire Suite (New Customers).$19.99 / month - Single App from the Suite.Here are the current plans and prices Adobe put out for their Creative Cloud line of software: When just one of their applications, Photoshop CS6, costs $699 for the previous full (DVD) version, I suppose it's understandable why many were reluctant to do the right and legal thing and pay for it. I would be willing to bet part of the reason they are doing this is to curb the digital “theft” of all of their software.

Which means when you stop paying that monthly fee, you will no longer have access to the software. Even though the programs are still installed on your computer in the same manner (these aren't web-apps), you are now basically “leasing” the software on a monthly basis. Like it or not, Adobe announced this year that almost all of their software is moving to a cloud-based subscription model. Honestly, I'm thinking about signing up for this. This is not an introductory price, but after 12 months, the price will “renew at the current price of the offer.” (Updated: see below)īut don't spend too long deciding if this is right for you - this deal is only being honored until December 31, 2013. Ideally there's a way to collaborate on a project where someone else has permission to FLAG or RATE.If you're a photo enthusiast who uses, or has even thought about using both Adobe's Photoshop and Lightroom, you might want to at least consider this deal that Adobe is still offering - but not for long!įor $9.99 a month, when you sign up a one-year plan, you will have ongoing access to the latest versions of both Photoshop CC (Creative Cloud) and Lightroom (currently version 5) via their new Creative Cloud subscription model. Here we are, four years later and it's still not possible to flag or rate images in a shared album in Lightroom. Not knowing this because: why would I, I just stupidly handed off an album to my photo editor colleague, thinking it would be a fast way for us to collaborate on post production - and he can't see my flags or ratings. Way back in 2019, Adobe removed the ability to flag and rate images in a shared album in order to ' support forthcoming improvements in sharing and collaboration.'

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