Some of our readers might remember back in September Adobe launched their new Adobe Photoshop Photography Program to complement their move to a monthly subscription for their suite of creative software applications. When the Photoshop Photography Program launched anyone wishing to partake in the service needed to have owned a copy of CS3 or later.
However today Adobe has announced that they have now opened up the Adobe Photography Program service to everyone for $10 a month. Allowing users to have access to Photoshop CC, Lightroom 5, and a Behance membership with ProSite access. As well as offering subscribers a handy 20 GB of cloud storage space to store their creations.
The new Photoshop Photography Program in the same way as its more expensive Creative Cloud subscription offers the latest versions of Photoshop CC and Lightroom, including feature updates and upgrades as they are available. Adobe explains on their website:
“For a limited time, you can join a special Creative Cloud plan. It includes access to Photoshop CC and Lightroom 5, plus feature updates and upgrades as they are available, 20GB of cloud storage for file sharing and collaboration, and a Behance ProSite. And it’s just US $9.99/month when you sign up for a one-year plan, but you need to join by December 2, 2013”
For more information on the new Adobe Photography Program jump over to the official Adobe website for details.
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