While the test appears to be a price increase, it’s just eliminating the $10 option that still includes Photoshop, which would force Photoshop users to the plan that also includes 1 TB of storage if the test becomes a reality.
GPT-4: how to use, new features, availability, and moreīing Chat: how to use Microsoft’s own version of ChatGPTįirefox just got a great new way to protect your privacy Some users only see the $20 monthly subscription, while some are seeing the $10 Lightroom option and $20 option, but no $10 subscription that includes Photoshop. However, depending on a few different factors, all those packages may not be showing up.Īdobe confirmed that the company is running a test on the website that may cause some web visitors to see fewer photography plans available. After photographers noticed the plan and started to panic, Adobe clarified that the webpage is just a test - and that the photography plans haven’t changed (yet).Īdobe currently has three different photography plans available for monthly subscriptions: The $10 Photoshop and Lightroom CC plan the $10 Lightroom CC with 1 TB of storage or the $20 plan with everything (Lightroom, Photoshop and 1 TB of storage).
If you think Adobe’s list of Creative Cloud photography plans looks a little different, the software giant is testing an updated pricing sheet on the website for different photography plans.
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