Changing to Photoshop Plan

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Good afternoon, all.

How are you?

So, I was having a play around with the plan changer. My CC all apps subscription is coming to an end next month, so I thought I would look at what other options are available.

Creative Cloud All Apps (Pro?) is jumping to a little over $30 AUD per month, Ouch!

For context, I am accessing all apps on a student/teacher discount. Anyway, I digress.

So, I look at the other plan options, and I see the Photoshop Plan. $35.99 AUD for Photoshop and a some other cool stuff. But then you dig a little further to see what else is included in the Creative Cloud single app membership.

So, you click on 'Learn more about Photshop'. Then you scroll down and reveal what desktop apps are included.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Premiere Rush. Click on the Mobile apps list, LMAO! Premiere Rush Mobile.

Adobe...ARE YOU SERIOUS? This is a product you have begun the process of getting rid of, and you include it in your Photography plan? When Premiere Rush is thoughtlessly pulled, will those on this plan receive a discount for the missing apps?

Bit of a quandry, isn't it? Will you include the new Adobe Premiere for iPhone in the plan? If so, what about Android users? Sure, it's probably still coming for them. This brings up the video option, Premiere Pro. Surely you're not going to cannibalise your powerhouse video suite by putting it with the Photoshop plan?

Or maybe you will? Or is Adobe Premiere rolling out to the desktop as well? If it does, then why bother getting rid of Rush?

Hmm, a lot to unpack.

Anyway, yes, I am bitter about Rush being discarded like yesterday's rubbish. I became angry when I saw that you were including it in the Photoshop plan, with no mention of it at all, except to hide it away like a liar hides things.

Not a good move.

Thank you for your time.

Cary5CA0 · Accepted Answer

Good morning, Shivangi.

Apologies, I would have replied sooner than this. I was looking on my phone and couldn't find the page.

I have attached two screenshots for you.

Regarding the subscription for Adobe at a discounted rate at my workplace, they don't use the Adobe creative suite, except for the Acrobat reader which is a standard install on all PCs. If we want PDFs, we have to save them as such from Word.

The Teacher/Student discount that I have been getting is by simply entering a valid education institute email address. The price has gone up, and I cannot afford the price increase.

Thank you.

creative explorer · Answer

@Cary5CA0 if you are getting the 'Student/Teacher,' if you are currently either a Student or Teacher, maybe check with the education instiution if they have an Education plan in place. My workplace has supplied a working education license when I teach and it included all of the apps and standard AI credits. It's too costly for the Premium feature AI credits. Check with your Program Head or IT department

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