macwest wrote:
You are offered a discount during the last step of the cancellation process when you click "Continue" after selecting "Cancel your plan" and are shown offers to stay. You must click through several steps, select a reason for cancellation, and proceed to the final screen where Adobe presents offers like a reduced price or a number of free months to try and keep you as a customer
I got suckered in and paid the full year to avoid the threatened price increase. The bums!
Being a Flickr Pro member, there is an Adobe discount there, but I think it's only for the first year so probably no help for us there on renewals unless I read it wrong?
Kalainen wrote: palans wroteKalainen wrote1. The absolutely lowest price for the 1TB plan found was under $100 (Newegg), but because there seem to be some regional restrictions, I decided to buy the 1 TB plan from Germany for €89 (≈ US $103).Hi Kalainen, which German site are you buying from? On Amazon.de, I see this plan priced €108.I ordered from here: https://www.computeruniverse.net/de/p/8201-27Z
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Kalainen wrotepalans wroteKalainen wrote1. The absolutely lowest price for the 1TB plan found was under $100 (Newegg), but because there seem to be some regional restrictions, I decided to buy the 1 TB plan from Germany for €89 (≈ US $103).Hi Kalainen, which German site are you buying from? On Amazon.de, I see this plan priced €108.I ordered from here: https://www.computeruniverse.net/de/p/8201-27Z
Be sure to sign up on their newsletter first, so you will get 10eur off from the price.
Oh shit, you almost got me there, that I didn't find the most affordable package! But the Amazon.fr price is only for Lightroom, it doesn't include Photoshop. Hopefully this is the way you intended as the Adobe's product naming can be very confusing..
bwcolor wrote: macwest wroteYou are offered a discount during the last step of the cancellation process when you click "Continue" after selecting "Cancel your plan" and are shown offers to stay. You must click through several steps, select a reason for cancellation, and proceed to the final screen where Adobe presents offers like a reduced price or a number of free months to try and keep you as a customer
Kalainen wrote: isohw wroteGot mine for 54euros from amazon.fr
Kalainen wrotepalans wroteKalainen wrote1. The absolutely lowest price for the 1TB plan found was under $100 (Newegg), but because there seem to be some regional restrictions, I decided to buy the 1 TB plan from Germany for €89 (≈ US $103).Hi Kalainen, which German site are you buying from? On Amazon.de, I see this plan priced €108.I ordered from here: https://www.computeruniverse.net/de/p/8201-27Z
Be sure to sign up on their newsletter first, so you will get 10eur off from the price.Oh shit, you almost got me there, that I didn't find the most affordable package! But the Amazon.fr price is only for Lightroom, it doesn't include Photoshop. Hopefully this is the way you intended as the Adobe's product naming can be very confusing..
macwest wrote: bwcolor wrotemacwest wroteYou are offered a discount during the last step of the cancellation process when you click "Continue" after selecting "Cancel your plan" and are shown offers to stay. You must click through several steps, select a reason for cancellation, and proceed to the final screen where Adobe presents offers like a reduced price or a number of free months to try and keep you as a customer
I just cancelled my 1TB plan which includes Lightroom and Photoshop. I’ve been paying close to $20/month. My plan terminates as of December 3rd, which is the end of the current paid month. I will order the same plan through Amazon in U.S. for $119 for the first year and will need to do the same in one year when the current offering reverts to full price.
I just cancelled my 1TB plan which includes Lightroom and Photoshop. I’ve been paying close to $20/month. My plan terminates as of December 3rd, which is the end of the current paid month. I will order the same plan through Amazon in U.S. for $119 for the first year and will need to do the same in one year when the current offering reverts to full price.
I've heard it's better to order from Newegg, or B+H or whomever other than Amazon when it comes to Adobe subscriptions because Amazon has all your card info and handles all subscription renewals on your Photoshop account. So if you purchase a great deal on a 1 year PS/Lr plan from some other E-tailer in month or two, you can't add (or stack) it on top of your Amazon-bought Photoshop because unlike an Adobe managed account - you can't extend a current subscription with an extra year PS/Lr plan bought somewhere else.
This one has me tempted. That's an incredible $-to-GB value and from a brand that I've (personally) only had good experiences with. More space that I'd ever really need in a card though.
thousandths wrote:
Any deals expected on Photo Mechanic?
They not only went to a subscription model but also jacked up the price of the perpetual license to $300 with only a year of updates offered. I had written off every buying it after I did a trial but it looks like they finally added customizable keyboard shortcuts so now I'm interested.
tsdevine wrote: thousandths wroteAny deals expected on Photo Mechanic?
They not only went to a subscription model but also jacked up the price of the perpetual license to $300 with only a year of updates offered. I had written off every buying it after I did a trial but it looks like they finally added customizable keyboard shortcuts so now I'm interested.
Is it still the gold standard for fast culling?Just got an email…
Just saw that. $40 off a year's subscription, nah I'm good. No discount on the perpetual license. Bummer.
To the other folks that suggested Lightroom's new AI culling, it's moreso that I just want a really fast RAW viewer to quickly rate and discard duds. I did just find an app called ApolloOne that I'm tinkering with that might fit the bill. FastRawViewer kind of does this on the cheap but clunkily and it's not a full sized render so judging sharpness is hit or miss.
thousandths wrote: tsdevine wrotethousandths wroteAny deals expected on Photo Mechanic?
They not only went to a subscription model but also jacked up the price of the perpetual license to $300 with only a year of updates offered. I had written off every buying it after I did a trial but it looks like they finally added customizable keyboard shortcuts so now I'm interested.
Is it still the gold standard for fast culling?Just got an email…
To the other folks that suggested Lightroom's new AI culling, it's moreso that I just want a really fast RAW viewer to quickly rate and discard duds. I did just find an app called ApolloOne that I'm tinkering with that might fit the bill. FastRawViewer kind of does this on the cheap but clunkily and it's not a full sized render so judging sharpness is hit or miss.
It is kind of funny that they send me the email for the discount, when they know I pay subscription and can't use it.
For those that have changed from Adobe subscription to a 12 month plan, is it activated in your existing adobe account?
I rarely use Photoshop and £62 for a yearly LR plan is quite a saving on the current £15 per month plan