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Admin
27-03-2007, 12:50
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0703/cs3_photoshop.gifAdobe has today fleshed out its release plans for the next version of Photshop. As reported earlier there will be two versions made available when it begins shipping next month. The standard edition will be familiar to existing users whilst a second 'extended' release will be aimed at industries as diverse as medicine, architecture and 3D design which already use image manipulation packages but require specific tools and features not currently included in Photoshop. This split in the product line serves to extend Adobe's potential market whilst not forcing traditional users to adopt the new additions unless they choose to.

More... (http://www.dpreview.com/news/0703/07032701pscs3.asp)
Steep
29-03-2007, 17:52
Preorder US$649
Upgrade from US$199

From Adobe.com the USA version, the UK site still has no details but I'd assume pounds = dollars as usual.
Darryn
01-04-2007, 11:47
Ive ordered my CS3 upgrade from Apple, £165 inc P&P.
mho
01-04-2007, 14:13
Preorder US$649
Upgrade from US$199

From Adobe.com the USA version, the UK site still has no details but I'd assume pounds = dollars as usual.

Everything is on the UK Adobe site, has been for a few days.

I ordered the

Adobe Creative Suite 3 Master Collection - Student Edition £ 410.08

A saving of £ 1903.50 over the non student version.
Darryn
01-04-2007, 14:25
Everything is on the UK Adobe site, has been for a few days.

I ordered the

Adobe Creative Suite 3 Master Collection - Student Edition £ 410.08

A saving of £ 1903.50 over the non student version.

OMG... thats some saving... :woot:
mho
01-04-2007, 14:29
I know, They have got some very good deals for students at the moment, wasn't expecting this at all.
Marcel
01-04-2007, 14:56
I wanna go back to school! :'(
Darryn
01-04-2007, 15:06
Sign up for the cheapest local college course you can find... then buy the student edition... then dont go to class. :clap:
mho
01-04-2007, 15:14
Sign up for the cheapest local college course you can find... then buy the student edition... then dont go to class. :clap:

Thats right, but why not get on a course that will benifit you and get some cheap stuff.

You also get a decent amount of Wacom stuff and Apple.
dougdarter
02-04-2007, 17:39
I have just ordered the student edition (my wife is a teacher). It's a lot of bloody money - I just hope I get the use of it!!

I do like the program though, and whilst the difference from CS2 v9 which I already use, seems to me to be quite subtle at the moment, I'm hoping that as I use it, I'll get more from it.

Anybody else have any thoughts??
Marcel
02-04-2007, 19:13
Doug, my understanding is that you have to buy it through your wifes employers, is that right?
King_Boru
02-04-2007, 19:17
Isnt your student licsnce limited to personal use only and your not allowed to sell anything you have done in photoshop?
dougdarter
02-04-2007, 19:32
Doug, my understanding is that you have to buy it through your wifes employers, is that right?

That's right - I think. My wife is arranging it.
dougdarter
02-04-2007, 19:32
Isnt your student licsnce limited to personal use only and your not allowed to sell anything you have done in photoshop?

As I don't sell my work, this really isn't a problem.