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1. #ADOBE LIGHTROOM 5 COST UPGRADE#
2. #ADOBE LIGHTROOM 5 COST FULL#
3. #ADOBE LIGHTROOM 5 COST PRO#
4. #ADOBE LIGHTROOM 5 COST SOFTWARE#

#ADOBE LIGHTROOM 5 COST SOFTWARE#

Is it enough to convince you to make the switch from a software purchase to subscription model? Let us know in the comments below. That's a very compelling offer by any definition.

#ADOBE LIGHTROOM 5 COST UPGRADE#

By contrast, with a 24 month commitment to the new Photoshop Program at the locked in $9.99 monthly rate, you'd have the current version of Photoshop Extended and the new Lightroom upgrade for just under $240. Assuming you upgrade to the next version of Lightroom in about 15 months (Adobe's typical upgrade cycle), that sets you back another $79 for a total layout of $357. An upgrade to Lightroom 5 (which remains available as a standalone purchase) is currently $79.įor $278 then you get the previous generation of Photoshop, with no upgrade path and the current version of Lightroom. Existing Photoshop users can upgrade to the non-Extended version of CS6 for $199.

#ADOBE LIGHTROOM 5 COST PRO#

Adobe still offers Photoshop CS6 as a standalone purchase and since many hobbyists and even pro photographers have little need for anything beyond the CS6 feature set, it's interesting to compare the math.

#ADOBE LIGHTROOM 5 COST FULL#

If you're currently signed up for a full CC membership plan and would like to switch, you'll need to contact to contact Adobe.īy any measure this is welcome news for hobbyist photographers who don't need the full suite of Adobe software and were put off by the company's initial pricing, which was hard to justify unless you were earning a living using Photoshop. Users currently on this plan will automatically be transitioned to the new Photoshop Program, gaining both Lightroom 5 and the lower price. Before this announcement, users who wanted Photoshop but not the rest of Adobe's Creative Cloud apps like Illustrator and InDesign could sign up for a single app membership which is currently $19.99 per month with an annual commitment. To be eligible for the program, you'll need to own a standalone version of Photoshop or Photoshop Extended, version CS3 or later (Creative Suite and volume purchases do not qualify). But we don't intend to sell any new memberships at this price after December 31 – you need to join by December 31 to get in on the ground floor, and you need to maintain your membership without canceling in order to continue to qualify for this price. That means that this is not a discounted price on your first year only – it is the standard price of the program, and we expect to renew customers after their first year at that same price. $9.99/month is the standard price of the Photoshop Photography Program.

Scott Morris, Senior Marketing Director told me: I asked Adobe for clarification on the pricing plan, specifically about future price increases. The $9.99 isn't a teaser rate as we saw with previous CC promotions but you'll have to sign up by December 31 to take advantage. For a $9.99 per month subscription (with an annual commitment), users get access to Photoshop CC and Lightroom 5 in addition to Creative Cloud benefits such as 20GB of online storage and a Behance Prosite membership. It's called the Photoshop Photography Program. Yesterday, at the annual Photoshop World conference, Adobe finally unveiled its solution.