| Yes- I was quoting a price JUST for PhotoShop not the entire creative suite... The problem with Creative Suite is I would only occasionally (rarely) use In Design- and have chosen not to do web design- even for myself... So- there you have it - I suppose Adobe's reasoning is that if you need all this you are running a design or advertising firm. There needs to be a lower "Photography Practitioner" price- someone like me who likes to have all those programs on his or her computer for bragging rights- but can only really use PhotoShop. I used to collect Mardi Gras doubloons- no I collect filters and various image editing programs. RVallon
On Mar 13, 2009, at 5:05 PM, ender100 wrote: Richard,
I think some of the confusion is quoting upgrade prices for Adobe Creative Suite vs just Photoshop.
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Best Wishes,
Mark Nelson
On Mar 13, 2009, at 5:02:43 PM, "Richard Vallon Jr." < rvallon@cox.net> wrote: Hey Folks- maybe I'm not getting something here but I used my old number for CS and purchased an upgrade to CS4 foreither $199 or $250- sorry if my memory is bad on this... Now I did buy Academic CS2 as I sometimes teach college- but as you know this academic pricing does not include upgrades and is something like $250. I tried the CS3 but found it buggy on my Mac so I simply went to CS on my laptop as it booted faster. Now I use LR 2.0 for almost everything and only play with wacky filters or do facial retouches in Photoshop... I do like the fact you can export Zoomify files right from CS4....
Sincerely, Richard Vallon from Baton Rouge and New Orleans
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