Photography plan (20GB)

[bb2wa]

So I thought I would download free trial of  Photography Plan to my new 4K laptop to see if its usable.

All went OK. Lightroom up and running. A big improvement on my LR 5.7. Tried to edit in Photoshop. Not there! I understood that the Photography plan is equivant to Lightroom Classic and includes LR and PS. What am I missing? I didn't see any instructions in install process to do separate PS download.

[Just Shoot Me · Accepted solution]

Did you actually download and install Photoshop? And you might need to do that with Adobe Camera RAW also.

Installing LR Classic does not install Photoshop.

[bb2wa]

OK thanks. I wondered if that was required. 

[funny_customer0D4D]

Free Trial of Photography Plan I find it confusing. For $9.99 @ month install Photoshop, get Lightroom also. View description, compare with Photoshop @$20.99 month, this description of PS highlights 'creativity', lower price does not.

[Rob_Cullen]

Naturally Adobe would like you to pay the higher price for Photoshop (alone).

But the "Photography" plan at $9.99 is the best value option for any photographer. The "Creativity" is yours with any plan!

For $9.99 you get-

-Photoshop 2020  (Full version)

-Lightroom-Classic v9.1  (Desktop based- folder storage)

-Lightroom  (Cloud based and mobile) (You do not have to install)

-etc,etc.

The only limitation with this plan is the 20Gb of Cloud storage, but if you do not want all your files in the Cloud, it is not a problem. Lr-Classic can place limitless previews of your photos in the Cloud (for mobile access) and NOT occupy any space at all of this 20Gb.

[dj_paige]

What is your question?

[tonye78343431]

where did adobe plan for photographers with 20GB and 9.99 dollars ?

[dj_paige]

They're not trying to hide it. The Photography Plan is easily found on the Adobe web site.

[Rob_Cullen]

$9.99 PHOTOGRAPHY PLAN (USA)

Bottom of the page-

[georgk11280512]

What is a good usage for 20gb cloud? To small for storing RAW photos. Maybe for catalogs and previews?

[Rob_Cullen]

Lightroom-Classic is designed for 'Local File storage'- ie. all images stored on local hard-drives, so you do not need 20GB of 'Cloud'.  In fact you can sync many images to the Adobe Cloud eco-system (as proxy files) for editing & viewing on mobile devices, and not use any of the 20Gb storage.

Lightroom, OTOH, is designed for 'mobile' users and the Lightroom Plan gives you 1TB of storage. All files are stored in the 1TB Cloud space.

Another point- You don't get Photoshop with the Lightroom Plan.

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