It’s priced at $1899 with upgrades at $399. Adobe Design and Web Premiumĭesign and Web Premium The new Design and Web Premium, targeted to both print and Web designers and developers, features Photoshop Extended, Illustrator, InDesign, Flash Professional, Fireworks, Dreamweaver, and Acrobat X Pro. Acrobat X Pro is $449, with an upgrade price of $199. Individually, the Standard version of Photoshop is $699, with an upgrade price of $199 InDesign is $699, with an upgrade price of $399 Illustrator is $599, with an upgrade price of $199. It’s priced at $1299 with upgrades at $299. Each package will be available individually (except for integrated programs such as Bridge and Encore, which ship only with specific software such as Photoshop and Premiere Pro), and in bundled suites catering to creative specialties.ĭesign Standard The new Design Standard package, targeted to print-based graphic designers and artists, features the standard version of Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, and Acrobat X Pro. Adobe has announced a new education initiative featuring special pricing of Creative Cloud and CS6 for students and teachers at all levels.Īs with Creative Suites in the past, Adobe CS6 will be available with traditional perpetual licenses, both as boxed software installed via DVD and as Internet downloads. With the new releases also come updated pricing for the educational market that now includes Creative Cloud. Macworld’s First Look at Photoshop CS6 and news report of the Production Premium preview cover these products in greater detail. Adobe had recently released a free public beta of Photoshop CS6, and it previewed the entire Production Premium CS6 at the National Association of Broadcasters annual convention. This is not the first public viewing of certain products. Adobe says all products announced Monday will be available for purchase within the next 30 days, but that customers can pre-order CS6 software and the Creative Cloud subscription now. While Adobe has taken the wraps off all of its new products now, they are not available immediately. “We’re taking the broken workflows that we have today, and the products that you have to buy individually, and bringing them together into this one offering called Creative Cloud.” “Adobe is focused on the human creative process,” said Heidi Voltmer, director of product marketing at Adobe. With this release, Adobe has merged its design and Web offerings into a single package and dropped the previous Web Premium category from the lineup. These new and updated pro-level applications are grouped into four streamlined packages: Design Standard, Design and Web Premium, Production Premium, and Master Collection.
Pricing for individual software packages are comparable to previous versions. Companion apps Bridge and Encore are also included in the upgrade roster.
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