One major change in pricing this year is Adobe's launch of Creative Cloud, which gives subscribers access to all of Adobe's Creative Suite tools, in addition to Lightroom 4, for a monthly fee.
Lastly, Adobe's $1,799 Web Premium package is being dropped from the company's lineup, replaced with the $1,899 Design and Web Premium package. One notable exception is the Production Premium package for video professionals, which is being bumped up $200 to $1,899 thanks in part to the addition of new applications Adobe Prelude and Adobe Speed Grade. Pricing remains more or less the same compared to CS5.5, with the regular and Extended versions of Photoshop CS6 unchanged at $699 and $999 respectively.įor the most part, Adobe is offering its CS packages at the same price as its 5.5 offerings as well, with pricing for the Design Standard ($1,299) and Master Collection ($2,599) packages remaining unchanged. We covered a lot of the changes in Photoshop CS6 in our hands-on preview, but the company's numerous other offerings such as Illustrator, Dreamweaver, and After Effects are getting significant updates as well. Those eagerly anticipating the official release will be happy to know it's coming "within 30 days," and that Adobe is starting pre-orders for the software immediately. The launch of the newest and most feature-packed versions of Adobe's design tools, Creative Suite 6, is being held today in San Francisco.
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