Adobe continues to get pushback over its new “subscription-only” licensing model for Photoshop. It continues to appear that all versions after CS6 will rely on some type of Creative Cloud subscription. In response to user pressure, Adobe has lowered the price of its “Photographer” package that provides Photoshop CC and Lightroom for $10/month. For many photographers, though, the whole idea of renting their software is not appealing. Unfortunately there are not too many options out there. GIMP is a powerful, free, package, but it doesn’t have the polish of Photoshop. Ironically, Adobe itself may be providing the solution itself for many shooters in the form of Photoshop Elements…
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Will Elements be your next Photoshop? Version 12 ups its game
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