Premiere Rush came automatically with Photoshop ... or is it a "free starter plan"

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March 31, 2021
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A number of software packages automatically downloaded when I subscribed to Photoshop and I thought "cool". Now, I finally opened one, and it appears that it's a "free starter plan with 3 exports. REALLY? So, I don't really have Premiere Rush ,,, just 3 exports and that's it? Please advise.

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AndyCrowhurst

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I agree. Used it tonight and it seems I have one export left, having exported an edit twice.

Not at all what it says on my Control Panel.

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Alana BayAuthor

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We need help with this. I should have full access to Premiere Rush and I don't. It thinks I have a trial version.

HELP !!!!!!

ProDesignTools

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Yes, unfortunately that was a bit confusing how the apps were presented... But Adobe listened to user feedback and changed the layout:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-rush-discussions/rush-included-or-not-included-in-photography-plan/m-p/12335584#M11119

Now, Premiere Rush no longer appears under "Available in your plan" – but rather further down under "Apps to try"... This is a significant improvement and helps make things clearer.

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Alana BayAuthor

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Okay, I found the screenshot where I installed Photoshop and sure enough, a number of applications came with my subscription to Photoshop, including Premiere Rush. It is not a trial version. Please see attached image. So, how can I get past the "free starter plan" with 3 exports, since I am subscribed to Premiere Rush.

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