Upgrade Photoshop Photography Program

Hello,
I currently have a full stand alone copy of LR 4, and a subscription to PS CS6 with 9 months remaining. I am interested in upgrading to the "Photoshop Photography Program", for £8.78 per month, as this seems to be the most cost effective way of updating these. I don't use any of the other programs from CC. Can I do this? And would I need to pay off the remainer of my year's subscription first?
Many thanks,
James.

Hi James
You need to have a standalone qualifying version of Photoshop CS3+ to qualify for this offer. If you only have a Photoshop subscription then I'm afraid you don't qualify.
http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/faq.html#pslr-bundle
Thanks
Bev

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Hi Lucapisanu,
Welcome to Adobe Forum,
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