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    I'm not entirely sure I understand the full benefited of the system.

    Do you have to buy CS6 and join Adobe creative cloud for its benifits, or simply join and pay the monthly subscription and get the use of CS6 while paying the subscription?

    The former makes the offer sound very expensive for most of use.
    The latter not a bad deal, saves the capital outlay.

    Patrick

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    Re: Adobe creative cloud

    There its no need to buy any software in advance although there is an introductory offer if you already own an earlier version of the Creative Suite as old as CS3.

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      Re: Adobe creative cloud

      Originally posted by Ian View Post
      There its no need to buy any software in advance although there is an introductory offer if you already own an earlier version of the Creative Suite as old as CS3.

      Ian

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        Re: Adobe creative cloud

        I am finding Content Aware Fill more and more useful in CS6

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          Re: Adobe creative cloud

          Originally posted by Ian View Post
          I am finding Content Aware Fill more and more useful in CS6

          Ian
          Not tried that tool yet, but then that's another delema whether to sign up or not.
          My photography is changing to a purer form that does not require a great amount of manipulation, and Lightroom is more than adequate. Although I still do studio stuff Photoshop can be the better for that, but even then lightroom has tools for skin smoothing, local brightening and sharpening.

          Can't help thinking CS4 & Lightroom are good enough for my requirements.

          Patrick

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            Re: Adobe creative cloud

            Originally posted by Patrick View Post
            Not tried that tool yet, but then that's another delema whether to sign up or not.
            My photography is changing to a purer form that does not require a great amount of manipulation, and Lightroom is more than adequate. Although I still do studio stuff Photoshop can be the better for that, but even then lightroom has tools for skin smoothing, local brightening and sharpening.

            Can't help thinking CS4 & Lightroom are good enough for my requirements.

            Patrick
            Patrick you make yourself a very good case for 'if it aint broke don't fix it'.
            It appears that you are very adept in the use of CS4 & Lightroom and that they meet all your current needs. Do you really need to commence a new learning curve.
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              Re: Adobe creative cloud

              Originally posted by Pops View Post
              Patrick you make yourself a very good case for 'if it aint broke don't fix it'.
              It appears that you are very adept in the use of CS4 & Lightroom and that they meet all your current needs. Do you really need to commence a new learning curve.
              Indeed, basically you are quite correct, but at the same time CS6 is so smooth to use and I love the new interface.

              I have 30 days to make my mind up and see if the new features are of true interest.

              Patrick

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