Will you subscribe to Adobe CC?
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Honu
lost on the mainland
Another option might be forced into it !
We might stay with our current CS5
Or try the trial 1 year cheaper and start learning other software and figuring out other delivery methods
But we have a production company and clients want PSD docs back and lrcat files back if we do raw CC work
For graphics they want in design or illustrator files back
So we kinda have to use Adobe products ?
We might stay with our current CS5
Or try the trial 1 year cheaper and start learning other software and figuring out other delivery methods
But we have a production company and clients want PSD docs back and lrcat files back if we do raw CC work
For graphics they want in design or illustrator files back
So we kinda have to use Adobe products ?
unplannedbbq
Adventurer
I'm pretty happy with CS 6.
Some of the new features in CC offerings are neat ("camera shake reduction" - http://tv.adobe.com/watch/creative-cloud-for-video/camera-shake-reduction-2/ ), but I'll stick with what I have. Adobe has committed to support through the end of this month, right? I'll run my last batch of patches on 5/31, then hold out as long as I can.
Some of the new features in CC offerings are neat ("camera shake reduction" - http://tv.adobe.com/watch/creative-cloud-for-video/camera-shake-reduction-2/ ), but I'll stick with what I have. Adobe has committed to support through the end of this month, right? I'll run my last batch of patches on 5/31, then hold out as long as I can.
john101477
Photographer in the Wild
From my understanding LR and elements will remain a stand alone product although it is included with the CC suite as well and will supposedly have better interaction between tablets and other portable media when used with CC. It "almost" sounded like they were going to do a "dropbox" type setup where you can edit from anything including RAW files.