Cloud package for Photoshop and Lightroom

If I purchase the cloud package for Photoshop and Lightroom . Will I be able to continue using my previous version of Lightroom on the same computer? I would like to have access to both the my previous one and new cloud Lightroom on one computer. What happen to my Lightroom installed on my computer?

HI LIsa,
Yes you will be able to use the previous version on your computer. You can run both versions on the same machine. The previous version should not be affected
Thanks
Scott

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I am deciding to get CC for photographers package. I already have Lightroom 5 (I bought this separately a few months ago) The photo package includes Photoshop and Lightroom but I only need Photoshop. Would I get a discount if I only need photoshop? Is thi

I am deciding to get CC for photographers package. I already have Lightroom 5 (I bought this separately a few months ago) The photo package includes Photoshop and Lightroom but I only need Photoshop. Would I get a discount if I only need photoshop? Is this a possible option?

There are no discounts. the package is already as cheap as it gets.
Mylenium

Does RM29.90 per month photography package with photoshop and lightrooms come with Adobe bridge app as well?

Does RM29.90 per month photography package with photoshop and lightrooms come with Adobe bridge app as well?

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Hi, i'm paying every mont for photoshop and lightroom, I had to bring my Mac to apple to change the hard drive, and now i want reinstall my programs, anyone can help me?

Hi, i'm paying every mont for photoshop and lightroom, I had to bring my Mac to apple to change the hard drive, and now i want reinstall my programs, anyone can help me?

Download and install the trial version(s) from https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/catalog/desktop.html and activate them with your Adobe ID.

New offer for Photoshop and Lightroom

I bought Photoshop CC last week for $19.99 per month and received an offer today for Photoshop and Lightroom for $9.99. Can I update my plan to take advantage of this new offer?

Hi Mike,
Welcome to Adobe Forum,
You can buy a new photography CC & get this refunded, you can mail privately me the new Photography CC order number, I will get the order for CC for single App placed on March1st 2014, canceled & refunded for you.
Regards,
Rajshree

I can't buy a license for Photoshop and Lightroom!

I live in Sweden and I were browsing the swedish Adobe page a few days ago when I saw that they had a great offer for Photoshop and Lightroom. I tried to sign up and buy it, but when I clicked "Confirm purchase" the page loaded for about ten seconds and then froze completely. I didn't know it had frozen since it was my first try and it said it could take a few minutes. After about 15 minutes though I started to sense that something was up. My computer got really hot and the fans were going at it at the highest speed. I eventually had to close the page to prevent my computer from overheating, but every time I've tried do buy the license since it has done the same thing.
Does anyone know what to do?
I appreciate the help, kind regards Anna Cajsa Holmström.

Link for Download & Install & Setup & Activation problems may help
-Chat http://www.adobe.com/support/download-install/supportinfo/

About the 12,09 euro deal for Photoshop and Lightroom.

Is this the normal Lightroom for your computer? There is also a Lightroom mobile and i don't need that.

The package includes Photoshop and "regular" Lightroom. Lightroom Mobile is an extra feature that will be available to you if you ever want to use it on a mobile device. Currently Lightroom Mobile works on iPad, iPhone and Android phones. But Lightroom Mobile is an additional feature that is available to those who subscribe to the creative cloud plan. It is optional in that you can use it if you wish to or ignore it. It's up to you. It doesn't cost any more to use it, and it doesn't cost any less if you don't use it.

What Mac Pro specs are best for Photoshop and Lightroom?

I'm about to cross over from PC to Mac. I've got up to 4 grand to blow on it and would like to spend it as wisely as possible. I've decided to take the Mac Pro route, but am unsure what configuration I should go for to keep Photoshop and Lightroom working smoothly. My image file sizes are usually around the 300 Mb mark but they often rise to 700 Mb or more when layers are involved. My so-called powerful Dell PC struggled with these sizes.
Should I do the obvious and go for bucket loads of RAM and as powerful a processor as possible, or are there more effective moves? For example, would 8 core be a worthy improvement over quad core?
My image library is stored on separate drives so I could hold back on hard disc space. If any wiser head can advise I would be grateful. Just don't make the answers too techy. I'm no computer boffin.
Thanks in advance.

1. Don't buy a MAC PRO now. New ones are to be released in the next weeks (maybe already today as today is Apples WWDC Opening)
2. Lightroom and Photoshop can use all processor cores you have. So I would go with the cheapest two CPU Model. As an upgrade by example from 2.26 to 2.66 Ghz (current Model) will cost you more then 1400$ for only 15% more processor power which results in maybe 7--10% faster application perfromance.
3. Don't buy extras at the Apple store.
4. For the saved 1400$:
4a. get from a third party provider a total of 10-16 GB of RAM (10 are normally sufficient)
4b. Additionally I would suggest to get 2 fast SSD Disks with 128 GB (or if you can afford it) 256 GB . Put them in a RAID 0 Array. Put your OSX Files and Lightroom Catalog, Caches and current work files on it.
4c. Get two 2 Terabyte Drives and run them as RAID 1 for your pictures. And an additional 2 GB Extra External Firewire 800 or Better eSata Drive for Backup purposes.
Have fun with a very fast machine.
Additional question: How are your current storage devices connected to you computer: USB, eSATA , Ethernet or Firewire?
If you don't know what some things mean, go to a good 3rd Party Apple Seller who gives you fair prices for upgrades.
Frank

I need a third license for Photoshop and Lightroom

I am a cc member and have the entire suite. My husband has a desktop that I want to put photoshop and Lightroom on. I've already used my two cc license on my desktop and laptop. What's the price to add these two?

If all you need is PS+LR (known as the Creative Cloud Photography Plan) then an extra license (complete with two activations) will cost another $10/month.

Advice needed on monitor for Photoshop and Lightroom use

Hi. I am aserious amature photographer wishing to move to the next level and sell some of my work.
I just had a custom pc built to work with the new copies of Photoshop CS5 and Lightroom 3 I bought (lots or RAM and HD space, ssd, etc....)
The last piece of my system is to purchase a monitor. I want to be somewhere in the better then Best Buy but less than NEC/Eizo range in price, or between $500 - $900. I have worked with cameras since the early 80's and moved to digital several years ago but the only post processing I have done is with Photoshop Elements. I would be doing mostly prints to sell but also need to have a web site to do so. Will also use the pc for daily net surfing... but do not game or watch a lot of video on the pc.
Being really new to this whole process I have a few questions.
The first thing I need to decide is whether I need to look for a wide gamut display or not.
I realize the whole chain must be 10 bit (Adobe -OS - graphics driver - graphics card - display port.
I have Adobe Photoshop CS5 and Lightroom 3, Win7 64 bit, Zotac ZT 50701 10M video card (which uses GeForce GTX 560 fermi and an nvidia chipset. It does have displayport). I am having a hard time determining whether my video card actually supports wide gamut (10bit).
Standard vs Wide Gamut? Is wide gamut important enough to deal with the issues it brings (calibration, viewing things other than PS and LR or color managed, which appear to be rare?) Is sRGB good enough for most prints (don't do fine art, mostly nature and portraits but starting to do some HRD things). If wide gamut is the way to go I have no problem with that and have the time to learn about calibration, color management, etc... But I also want to make sure the juice is worth the squeeze.
24" vs 27"? Is there any advantage to one or the other when editing photos?
IPS vs PLS? I realize they are similar but are there differences worth noting?
Glossy vs Matte Anti-Glare? seems to be a lot of comments regarding the anti-glare coating, mostly poor. Yet I can see issues using a glossy screen in my study with a window to my back.
One manufacturer vs another? I realize Eizo, NEC and LaCie are at the top of the heap. But with my budget, after upgrading my pc and camera equipment, I can't make that work now. So I need to choose from the next group down (Dell, HP, Samsung, Asus...)
One or two monitors? It looks like many (mid-grade) wide gamut monitors do a lousy job of displaying anything but color managed sites. Is that necessarily true of all the mid-grades? Or can some be used for graphics but as well for routine net surfing, MS Office, etc...? Or am I better off getting two monitors, one for graphics and one for the rest? That would pretty much limit me to 24" or less given my budget (used to using a Dell 21" TN monitor that oddly crapped out just as my new pc was done).
The more I read reviews the more confusing it gets. There seems to be a difference of opinion even among pros on whether to go wide gamut or stick with an easier sRGB. Realizing a standard gamut monitor would be cheaper, I do want to make the right decision up front, given my budget.
The one thing I have found astounding is that there is nowhere to actually see many of the monitors I am considering. We live in Nashville TN but my wife is from Atlanta Ga so we drove there a few weeks ago to visit family and for me to visit monitor shops. Even the largest ones there (Fry's and Microcenter) had minimal IPS monitors, a few Dells and HP's. The knowledge of their sales folks was so poor I finally gave up. Felt bad about this until I posted this on another board and got a reply from a guy in LA (second largest city in the US) that he wanted to see a particular monitor and there was no place even there to do so.
Anyhow, here is what I have considered:
24" Wide Gamut: Dell U2410 and Asus PA246Q. Dells appear to be good IF you get a good one. The Asus appears to be a clone of the Dell that gets a lot of good press.
27" Wide Gamut: Dell U2711 that also gets a ton of good reviews
24: Standard Gamut: Dell U2412 and HP ZR2440.
27" Standard Gamut: Samsung S27A850D and Apple Cinema- The Samsung uses PLS technology versus IPS while the Apple is a glossy screen that will work with a pc.
Sorry for the long post. Any comments are greatly appreciated.

dkg62 wrote:
I realize the whole chain must be 10 bit
Not trying to talk you out of setting up a 10 bit pipeline, but it's still not very mature, and it really isn't a necessity to get a good editing experience.
Personally I find advantage in using two 4:3 ratio monitors for Photoshop work. All my panels are on the right monitor, while pretty much the entire left one shows the Photoshop main window and the working canvas space. My desktop is 3200 x 1200 pixels overall, and I find having the panels remain visible all the time is important.
Regarding whether a wide gamut is important... Will you be printing to devices that deliver a wide gamut? What other things will you be doing with your system?
It's not a no-brainer whether a wider gamut monitor is always "better" for everything, since it can accentuate the differences between the output from color-managed and non-color-managed applications, and it's definitely true that not everything is color-managed. With a monitor that's close to sRGB, for example, you might find Internet Explorer output acceptable, while using a wide gamut monitor will result in garishly oversaturated IE displays. On the other hand, FireFox (with a settings tweak) seems to get color management right, so there is an alternative.
I think, as John has implied above, you should work to get your head completely around how color-management works, soup to nuts. If you don't, there will always be things that are a mystery or which surprise you at the wrong times. Being able to order a print and have it come back with the expected color can be very important, as you might imagine.
-Noel

Yesterday paid for photoshop and lightroom but the program still works in the trial

serial number does not appear in my adobe and did not come in the mail! how to fix it? and yet I accidentally paid 2 times, you can transfer the payment for the next month?

I don;t use LR only use Photoshop and sometimes the Bridge, Did you use Photoshop menu Help>Sign In,,, to sign in to your Adobe using your User ID and password that has your subscription to Activate your Photoshop install?

Is there CC training for Photoshop and Lightroom as I am looking to subscribe Train Simple.

I don't want to subscribe if Lightroom and Photoshop training is already available within CC. I have found some training videos from Adobe but I don't want to pay additional for something I can already get but can't find.
This is the comment that has spured my questions
"All of the training in the Creative Cloud bundle is included with this deal, and more. The difference is, you have to access these courses online with this offer. The Creative Cloud bundle offers offline viewing so you can watch the videos without being connected to the internet."

Hi there
The 29.99 introductory offer is for existing CS customers ie customers with a CS3-CS6 product (suite or individual product).
Hope this clarifies matters.
Thanks
Bev

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If I were to purchase this, what services would I loose at the end of the year? The cloud storage? The Behance ProSite membership? The entire package? Thanks

Noel Carboni wrote:
As opposed to a perpetually-licensed (but old) version ceasing to work the instant Apple or Microsoft releases a new system that eschews compatibility (nah, that never happens).
For that statement to be correct, one must add "…and only if and when you decide to adopt such a new system".

Signed up today for Photoshop and Lightroom. In Lightroom keep getting message "Develop is disabled, please renew your membership". This is nonsense!!!!!

How do I overcopme this issue with Lightroom 5.5.

Hi Paul
If you are having this issue still please try the following troubleshooting steps.
Solution 1: Sign out of Lightroom 5.5 and then sign back in with your Adobe ID.
Solution 2:
Set permission to SLStore & SLCache Folder ::
NOTE: Perform this procedure two times, once each for the SLCache and the SLStore folders.
Mac:
Use the Finder to navigate to Library/Application Support/Adobe/SLStore or Library/Application Support/Adobe/SLStore.
Control-click the folder and choose Get Info.
Expand the Sharing & Permissions section.
Click the lock icon in the lower-right corner. Enter your administrator user name and password when prompted, and then click OK.
Set permissions:
System: read/write
Admin: read/write
Everyone: read/write
Click the Gear icon, and select Apply to Enclosed Item. Close the Get Info dialog box.
Win 7/ Win 8:
SLStore :: ProgramData\Adobe\SLStore
SLCache::
Win 32 bit: Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\SLCache\
Win 64 bit: Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\SLCache\
In File Explorer, right-click the SLCache or the SLStore folder and choose Properties.
Click the Security tab and set permissions:
Administrators: Full Control
Power Users: Everything but Full Control and Special
System: Full Control
Users: Read and Special
Click Advanced, and, if asked, accept the User Account Control (UAC)elevation prompt.
Click the Owner tab, select Administrators, and click Edit.
Select Replace Owner on Subcontainers and Objects. Click Apply, and then click OK.
Click the Permissions tab and click Change Permissions.
Select Replace all Child Object Permissions with Inheritable Permissions from this Object. Click OK, and then click Yes.
Click OK, and then click OK again in the Windows Security dialog box. Click OK to close the Advanced Security Settings dialog box.
Suggestion 2: Rename the SLCache folder and re-launch Lightroom 5.5
We are tracking this Lightroom issue. Please let me know which solution resolved your issue.
If these solutions did not work resolve the problem for you, let us know.
Thanks
Scott

After updating to 10.7.4, my second monitor lost its color profile, for Photoshop and Lightroom. I'm on a 2011 MBP with the AMD video chip

Has anyone else had this happen? Is Apple aware - how can I inform them of my issue - do I have to wait months and months till 10.7.5 comes out, for a solution?
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