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1. Students didn’t upgrade every version. So the cost was amortized over many years. 2. The above point is moot because I, and every student I knew, used a sch
by dghlsakjg 4y ago
1. Students didn’t upgrade every version. So the cost was amortized over many years.
2. The above point is moot because I, and every student I knew, used a school copy on a lab computer or… obtained a copy without paying
- rjh29 4y agoPhotoshop CS6 is $700 ($1000 Extended), subscription is $10/month including Lightroom. So you'd need a lot of 'amortization' to make the standalone version a better choice. I think your second point is moot personally, forcing students to break the law to obtain Photoshop is not a solution. I don't like subscriptions personally, but most people do not care and it has definitely made Photoshop more affordable for the average person. This is reflected in Adobe' stock price.