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Neat. If only Adobe would do away with their absurd pricing models. I'll never use an adobe product again after trying to end my subscription with them.
by lprd 6y ago
Neat. If only Adobe would do away with their absurd pricing models. I'll never use an adobe product again after trying to end my subscription with them.
- Grakel 6y agoAbsolutely. And the results shown in this article aren't particularly impressive. I'll be sticking with photopea.com, even though I get free CC through work.
- lprd 6y agoCreative Cloud was the point I noticed a shift in Adobe's priorities. I don't know if they switched CEO's at the time, but I starting disliking Adobe more and more from that point forward. I couldn't believe the amount of crud Creative Cloud puts on your system, not the mention all of the tracking and phoning home their software does.
- wlesieutre 6y agoIf you're on a Mac, Pixelmator Pro is a $40 purchase with a similar feature https://www.pixelmator.com/blog/2019/12/17/all-about-the-new-ml-super-resolution-feature-in-pixelmator-pro/ https://www.pixelmator.com/blog/2019/12/17/all-about-the-new...
- Black101 6y agoYeah, a monthly payment forever is ridiculous...
- lprd 6y agoI think what bothers me the most is that its not just a monthly subscription. When you sign up, you are entering a one year contract with them. Sure, you can cancel at any time...just pay the remaining amount due and you can walk away.
- omnimus 6y agoExactly. One of the arguments Adobe was making in professional circles about the subscription switch was that people will save money because they will be able to subscribe to each piece of software and for short periods of time when they need it. Truth is that anything other than the full suite (and maybe the photographer plan) doesn't make sense financially. And then they killed the month by month subscription as you said.
- xeromal 6y agoI really don't see 10$ a month for a tool as advanced as photoshop as outrageous.