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The difference is, those changes don't affect existing copies, they affect new copies. If you have a VHS or DVD copy of the show before the license expired, the
by LocalH 4y ago
The difference is, those changes don't affect existing copies, they affect new copies. If you have a VHS or DVD copy of the show before the license expired, then you have the original music. This is mangling old documents unless you pay a fee. Yet another example of modern copyright leading to the individuals having the least possible rights, in order to be nickled and dimed.
It would make more sense if existing documents could still retain their colors, but new documents couldn't be made with the Pantone colors in question. It'd still suck, but it'd be more respectful to the end users of the software.
- frosted-flakes 4y agoBut with screaming there are no old copies. And if you never update Photoshop/Illustrator/InDesign Pantone colours will continue to work.
- Macha 4y agoHow long is not updating photoshop an option? Will the DRM stop supporting old versions eventually? (like it already has with some of the CS versions)
- frosted-flakes 4y agoI'm not sure. I stopped using Adobe CC products as a hobbyist because it costs way too damn much (I was only able to get three years of a student subscription from 2 different school email addresses).
- LocalH 4y agoPeople are also having issues with face detection libraries in the latest perpetually-licensed version of Lightroom. So that's not always true.