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Adobe Creative Cloud Photography plan 20 GB (Photoshop + Lightroom) | 12-month Subscription with auto-renewal, PC/Mac. $98.88 at Amazon
- Editing– Desktop focused editing with Lightroom Classic
- Organization - Includes file-based catalog management
- Existing subscribers must first complete current membership term before linking new subscription term
- Storage - With 20 GB of storage, enough to get you started to aess, edit and securely back up your full resolution photos from anywhere, anywhere on any device with Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
- Additional Map, Book, Print, and Web modules for publishing workflows and sharing with Adobe Spark and Portfolio
- Photoshop – transform your photos to anything you can imagine
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| Product Name: | Adobe Creative Cloud Photography plan 20 GB (Photoshop + Lightroom) | 12-month Subscription with auto-renewal, PC/Mac |
| Product Description: | The Adobe Creative Cloud Photography plan includes the all-new Adobe Photoshop Lightroom photo service so you can easily edit, organize, store and share your photos from anywhere, and Adobe Photoshop so you can transform your images into anything you can imagine.Minimum System Requirements: Operating System: Windows 10, Mac OS X (All), 10.11 El Capitan , 10.12 Sierra . |
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Compared to the standalone costs for these particular products, $100-120/yr is actually not bad as it equates to about 8+ years of use vs a one-time cost that would typically require upgrade costs every 2-3 years minimum.
I don't actually have one of these subs, but have been thinking about it just for Lightroom as an amateur photographer. Figure if I'm going to bother learning some new software, might as well be within a fairly ubiquitous ecosystem.
My only real hesitation is trying to sort out whether these cloud-based subs mean that all my photos that are indexed will also exist on someone else's servers.
Compared to the standalone costs for these particular products, $100-120/yr is actually not bad as it equates to about 8+ years of use vs a one-time cost that would typically require upgrade costs every 2-3 years minimum.
I don't actually have one of these subs, but have been thinking about it just for Lightroom as an amateur photographer. Figure if I'm going to bother learning some new software, might as well be within a fairly ubiquitous ecosystem.
My only real hesitation is trying to sort out whether these cloud-based subs mean that all my photos that are indexed will also exist on someone else's servers.
Coming to you, you are right about that its become standard now, so there's nothing else to it. Adobe offer's a Photography bundle For $10/mon, includes Photoshop and Lightroom. That might be the deal for you.
If you're not making money (i.e. you're shooting for yourself/not commercially), a free (and open-source) Photoshop alternative you could try is GIMP. It's a bit rough around the edges compared to PS, but is definitely superior to LR. I use it myself and for the tasks that LR usually does, GIMP's learning curve is not THAT steep. It's also extremely light, and doesn't need killer hardware to do 90% of the things PS needs a massive GPU to do, so you could dabble a little bit in that as well
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Coming to you, you are right about that its become standard now, so there's nothing else to it. Adobe offer's a Photography bundle For $10/mon, includes Photoshop and Lightroom. That might be the deal for you.
If you're not making money (i.e. you're shooting for yourself/not commercially), a free (and open-source) Photoshop alternative you could try is GIMP. It's a bit rough around the edges compared to PS, but is definitely superior to LR. I use it myself and for the tasks that LR usually does, GIMP's learning curve is not THAT steep. It's also extremely light, and doesn't need killer hardware to do 90% of the things PS needs a massive GPU to do, so you could dabble a little bit in that as well
What most people were worried about when Adobe switched to the subscription model was that Adobe would increase the costs for the subscriptions.
If you don't see the value of Adobe, don't adopt it as there are many alternative. For professionals, time is money so their workflow and familiarity will increase their efficiency to the point that the cost of these subscriptions would be worth it.
Probably goes without saying for this audience, but you can buy more than one of these yearly subs and load them all into your account at once, extending your sub for as many years as your budget allows. Eventually Adobe will have another rate increase (last one went from $100/yr to the current $120/yr as I recall) and if you've stocked up on these "discounted" subs now, it'll save you some bucks at that time also.
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Lightroom is my main holdup. I have some of Serif's software but without a good Lightroom alternative, it's not worth switching away from the $10 / month photo plan. It works out to close to free with credit card credits (particular BofA card that offers $25 per quarter) so for an effective cost of $20 a year there's not a lot of incentive for me to switch away from Photoshop and Lightroom.