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p.1 #8 · p.1 #8 · Confused! Which way to go - CC, LR, PSE.... | |
dansmail26 wrote:
My wife uses a variety of pp tools, including two low end ones, Picasa and Picmonkey. We also have PSE 11, but she really doesn't use it much.
I am confused where CC, LR, PSE and CS all fit together. Should we look at the special deal right now on CC and LR? Should she start with CC and LR, or try and learn PSE better?
Appreciate the advice!
It's what you like, what you're used to, and the results the thing yields. For example if you try PS and it doesn't feel comfortable but PaintShopPro fits like a glove then PSP is for you and PS is not. OTOH, if PSP produces results that are significantly inferior then just by forcing yourself to use the tool that delivers better results you can get used to it and then it will fit like a glove.
If yall are using different tools than Adobe offers and are satisfied then there is no reason to change. The CC package deal will be available on and off for the life of the product. It's not worth much more than low deals (~ $10/mo) anyway. And I'm not even sure it's worth that much considering you can duplicate PS, Illustrator, and LR for a grand total of about $50 and have a permanent license ta'boot.
You'll hear a lot of hoopla about Adobe CC deals because people are used to it, the payment method has changed, and it looks to be cheaper than before on the face of it. Just know that these things have nothing to do with whether or not CC or LR is a good fit for you. And if you wanna know what is a good fit and not, then pretty much everything these days including CC, has a trial version available you can play with in order to find out.
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