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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: Jimbo57 on April 22, 2015, 10:43:42 am
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Currently I am an exceptionally satisfied user of Lightroom 5.7 and Photoshop CS6 on an i7 PC with 16Gb RAM.
It seems to do everything that I ever wanted and does it at lightning speed.
BUT.... I have always been an early adopter of upgrades of just about everything.
Resisted the CC model up until now.
HOWEVER..... I am finding it difficult to justify spending £103 to upgrade from LR5.7 to LR6 when that money would buy virtually 12 months subscription to Adobe CC, thus giving me both Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC.
I wonder if my resolve will endure until the end of the week???
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£103 isn't the correct price. The upgrade from 5.7 is £59.09.
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12 months subscription to Adobe CC, thus giving me both Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC.
If you're happy with PS CS6, £60 for the upgrade to LR6 makes complete sense, especially with the longer upgrade cycles we're seeing now.
I haven't put LR6 on my main machine yet, but what I'm seeing on my laptop suggests it's a worthwhile upgrade and that doesn't benefit from any of the GPU enhancements. I'm quite happy on PS CS4 too.
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If you're happy with PS CS6, £60 for the upgrade to LR6 makes complete sense, especially with the longer upgrade cycles we're seeing now.
Indeed, after 2 years a subscription would have cost you ..., 4x as much? Of course that also does include access to Photoshop, but when you already have a perpetual license version, and do not really need the improvements of the latest version, you'd pay for something you don't really need.
Cheers,
Bart
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I'm in the same boat as the OP. I was planning on switching to the CC model with LR 6 mainly for the benefit of integrating with my iPad via Lightroom Mobile. However, after taking a look at that product it is so poor that I don't think I will bother making the switch. Lr Mobile is far behind Snapseed and even Photoshop Express at editing images on a mobile device. I'm very disappointed with LR Mobile.