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Adobe released Photoshop CC Now the company has released I'm so happy that Adobe Photoshop released new version. I'm excited for the new features because that will help me to my works. This is great!! Ever since Adobe moved to its subscription model for software, various posters have been looking for an effective alternative to Photoshop CC to which I have a subscription. Perhaps in the fall, the new ON1 Photo Raw program will provide the desired solution.
Not sure how this will work out, but the current ON1 program seems to have a lot of Photoshop-like capabilities. Plus their customer support has been extremely responsive in my experience. I have no connection with ON 1 other than being a customer.
Affinity Photo from Serif is fast becoming a Photoshop replacement, and Affinity Designer seeks to replace Illustrator. Neither app is a perfect replacement yet, but I bought both apps to encourage development and I participate n their forums. Subscriptions are evil. Long live Affinity! People shouldn't forget the Corel Draw Suite. CorelDraw was always much better than Illustrator and the suite's PhotoPaint program is a near clone of Photoshop.
Don't like the subscription model either but it's what they have to do to stay in business. I think we'll see more and more of this due to market saturation and product maturation. PS is still excellent and the reference point for post processing software. I don't think any of us wants Adobe to go out of business. No but we the customers want fairer prices the sooner the Serif Affinity Photo for Windows comes out the better, and they will eventually catch up with adobe.
I would lie to see some more advanced color correction and detail enhancement features. LR has some areas that badly need improvement. I would add to that list, that keywording seems to have been untouched for years and is in sore need of improvement. No searching of synonyms, no search and replace, fixed alphabetical order - I could go on, but I suspect this is way, way down Adobe's list of priorities.
I'm so glad that there's a new version of Photoshop because there are new features added. Thank you. Yes, for the price of a decent meal out, or a family trip to the cinema, you get a whole year of software subscription If you "value your photography" part of the process "may" mean you have to pay for the use of software.
Many people use not only PS but other Adobe software like Illustrator. Yes, doesn't it get on your nerves.
I look down the comments to see what peoples expereince is with the update and all I see is comments from people complaining about the subscription. I bought a 10 stop and a 6 stop filter recently. Cost more than a year's subscription to PS and LR. Which am I going to use more over the next 12 months?
But the complainers dont take a logical view it's big company bad, small company or internet collective good - with the notable exception of Apple - a huge corporation of questionable ethics and work practices, and overpriced products, that can seemingly do no wrong.
It is not so with the subscription, I'm bound to whatever is offered. While the monthly fee is relatively small, I find it terrifying for possible developers following the suit.
I have already enough of subscriptions and I only need to make them less, not more. I never upgrade until the new version has been out for a few weeks. Even then I only do it if there is a new feature or bug fix that affects me. I agree about the release of buggy software but Adobe are a long way from being the only compan y that seems to have shifted beta testing from a beta testing team to the general public.
Yes, I can afford it but the little money I have needs to be maximised. I don't waste much food, turn the lights off when not required, don't have a gym subscription I prefer the one outside anyway - and it's free bar travel costs , don't have a travel card, don't do foreign holidays due to cost.
I live a happy frugal life within my modest income. I have to check my account when I take my wife out and have ever bought a new camera once. So yes, the cost is a real issue, a minor one but an issue nonetheless.
Wye Photography, given your comments, you would not have been able to afford to buy Photoshop previously anyway so it being on subscription doesn't make any difference.
Yes, you are right. The first version of PS I bought was v3 I was self-employed back then. I upgraded once or twice and that was it. In recent years I have been covered by my employers Education site licence. I could not afford the full-blown stand-alone version.
Subscription does make it affordable, but once in always in, and in the long term you end up paying more. With stand-alone you have the choice to upgrade or not and can use the software for a long time if one so wishes.
With the subscription model if you choose to end the subscription you can't use the software as happened to me when I ended my subscription. That's fine. It's just not for me. It is beneficial to discuss and debate so users are aware of the pros and cons and alternative routes. I'm just glad to have seen the notice.
I use a laptop for developing, but often when turning to it I'm in a location with a poor DSL line. And that's fine. If I lose my job and have to cut back on expenditure I can still take photos and edit them and not worry about monthly fees to keep the software running.
Do you use all of what Fauxtoshop has to offer? If not then maybe it is worth changing programmes and saving that little bit of money. I ended up only using Fauxtoshop for a little cloning and healing which Affinity Photo does better.
If you're happy with Adobe's service that's Brill!. BUT, considering there are cheaper and equally effective alternatives. Why spend more money than you have to! I shoot video and I use ACR for color grading. From what I can determine, and perhaps I'm incorrect, Affinity can't deal with video. I also shoot in DNG format and if Affinity isn't able to properly open and process DNG files, the two issues important to me would be show stoppers. Also, Affinity has no equivalent of Premiere Pro, After Effects, or any number of other pieces of software that are important to many professionals in addition to PhotoShop.
People are much more forgiving of free software, even more so when there is an evil giant they can be pleased to be ignoring. You are comparing apples and potatoes. If you don't care about having the latest and greatest, OK fine, there's Adobe 6 if that's your preference so I'm not sure what what your beef is?
Even if you don't ever need to upgrade, that's still nearly 3 years of Adobe CC for Photographers. Now sure, if you can go and not need upgrading of your software then certainly its a better value proposition for you. Personally, I feel Adobe should offer a once per year standalone offline package without subscription if people wanted to purchase it. It would certainly be nice to have that option. Nobby - Market share numbers can be deceptive. Not arguing which is better, just who uses what and how software decisions are made.
There are good reasons for coding for OSX when your market is the creative one. Quark almost died underestimating the value of the Mac market. They fired their CEO and now they're doing relatively well. I personally think that the subscription is great. Works for me a treat! I would love to see that Adobe made it so you can stop anytime you want and then to be able to at least open the files you made previously. Besides, if you were planning to migrate to another tool, and leave Ps completely behind Then you would probably want to consider another format as part of your migration process.
Forward thinking 'n' all! I do believe Affinity Photo and other programmes can fully open. Like I said if I were to move to another set of processing applications, I would plan the migration accordingly script the process most likely. The fact is I'm not just going to stop paying I see the subscription method as cost effective way for me to stay current As far as I'm aware you can still buy CS6 on it's own Wow, you sure are an abrasive little turd aren't you?!
If a professional photographer were to consider migrating to another tool set
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