I've watched the Adobe sales video, and I've read the payment plans. It doesn't mention Bridge. If I opt for Photoshop as a single app, does that include Bridge? Or do I have to opt for the complete package for CS user upgrade? I can't see that Bridge is an app in it's own right - it's basically just an image viewer, so the extra cost just to get Bridge seems a bit excessive.
Is it still possible to get CS6 without Creative Cloud? I have CS4 and was going to upgrade to CS6, but then it changed to a subscription basis. As a nonprofessional, passionate hobbyist who gets no income from his photography I can't afford to pay the monthly costs of CS6 Creative Cloud. Or will I have to switch a competing photo program, which admittedly won't be as good?
Due to security reasons, I tried to enter my Photoshop CC through creative cloud and it prompt me to change my Password. Unfortunately since changed carriers from ATT to Comcast, my ATT email no longer exists therefore, when they sent the instructions to make the change I just couldn't retrieve it.
I always get the infamous phrase that another group responsible for the change will get in touch with in the next 24 to 48 hours. Well... it's been two weeks now.
I attended Photoshop World 2013 in Las Vegas. All attendees were given a free year of the Creative Cloud. I installed it on my laptop and am trying to install it on my desktop computer. I was told that I could have it on two computers.
The first time I tried to download it I got a message that stated that an administrator would have to do something. What do I do?
I'm trying to install Photoshop on to my imac 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo running Mountain Lion (10.8.4) from Creative Cloud but get a message 'You are running an operating system that Photoshop no longer supports. Refer to the system requirements below for a full list of supported platforms.'
When I try to use any software I am getting message that I am not logged ino my CC cloud account. When I try I keep on getting the message that there is a server error and I should try again later.
I'm tying to see if the 3D features in Photoshop Creative Cloud do what I want to do but they are not enabled. Below is my computer specs. It has 2GB on the GPU so it should work.
Adobe Photoshop Version: 14.0 (14.0 20130423.r.221 2013/04/23:23:00:00) x64 Operating System: Mac OS 10.8.4 System architecture: Intel CPU Family:6, Model:58, Stepping:9 with MMX, SSE Integer, SSE FP, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, HyperThreading Physical processor count: 4 Logical processor count: 8 Processor speed: 3400 MHz
Notice on Adobe site indicates that update 13.0.5 is available for Photoshop cs6 Extended--non Cloud version. However when in the program itself using the update didn't show any updates for Photoshop CS6 only Illustrator cs6. And this update on the Adobe download site only appears to be available for the mac and not the pc.
So where is this update and what is the Adobe play to keep CS6 Suite of non-cloud products up-to-date.
I have been a PS user since 2006 and while I'm not a professional artist I am a very keen photographer. Additionally, I can still pull out and the first year trial is relatively affordable for a CS6 user.
My question is this:
Once I signed up I reloaded CS6 from the CC product options. I then checked for updates and it reloaded some updates. So how do I know I have the CC version? The System Info states that I have Adobe Photoshop Version: 13.1.2 (13.1.2 20130105.r.224 2013/01/05:23:00:00) x64.
The reason I ask is that I saw an interesting blog item on syncing settings with the CC Cloud. When I checked my CS6 menu, I did not have the Sync option. I am thinking that this may not be the correct way to update my in-place installed version of CS6 to the more current version of CC CS6.
Photoshop will not open in a Creative Cloud trial, although Indesign & other programs are fine, says I need an internet connection or the clock is set wrong?
Using Adobe Creative Cloud since upgrading to Mavericks? I have a Mac Pro at work and everything runs smoothly on that but my 2nd license on my home iMac doesn't work properly. Photoshop won't open and constantly freezes, dreamweaver won't open at all and Premiere is hit and miss whether it opens or not. Creative cloud isn't cheap it should work by now!
The version of PS you get with a Creative Cloud subscription is Photoshop CS6 Extended, correct?
I just installed Photoshop via my new Creatve Cloud subscription. Before doing so, I decided NOT to unistall my aleady installed Creative Suite 6 software - this included Photoshop CS6 STANDARD.I didn't uninstall my CS6 because I wanted to avoid any possible downtime + the Creative Cloud thing is a whole new experience for me, I wasn't sure how it would work.
Why didn't my PS CS6 Standard upgrade into PS CS6 Extended when I updated it with the Creative Cloud installer? There was no option to install Photoshop via the newly redesigned Adobe Application Manager, just "update".
I keep getting an error message while attempting to download a trial version of creative cloud/photoshop CC....it keeps saying there is an error rolling back in command....error df036, error df024, error dw063....it also states that some of the files are already present, which I don't understand how that is possible. I am using windows i.e. 10
Restarted and launched photoshop, checked for updates through CC App and Photoshop CC, but says it does not have an update.Would like to try and solve as I would like to get usingthe generator part in the update.
I recently upgraded to paid subscription for creative cloud (single app/photoshop). I didn't redownload the app, I merely licensed it, but now when I try to save a file it only allows me to save in psd, raw, tiff, etc. It will not allow me to convert to jpeg, png, save for web etc on new files I create. The options are still there on old files from when I did the trial.
What is going on? If I try to manually change the tag on the image to jpeg, it tells me I have a corrupted file when I try to upload it online.
I've trashed my current version of CS6 whilst trying to tidy up my computer hard drive. Is it possible to reload the software via Creative Cloud? I have updated CS6 to my CC Apps panel but it doesn't seem to download to the computer.
Just got finished installing the updates in creative cloud. Closed Photoshop and reopened changes didn't take place --windows 7. Looked in preferences did not find a sync option. I assume none of my cloud programs are being updated
version 12.1.2 64 bit is showing in about Photoshop, how to get Photoshop cs6 and all other cloud to sync with updates-
I have the creative cloud for teams setup on my computer. My comp specs are as follow:
Windows 7 Home Premium SP 1 Intel(r) Core i7 CPU Q 740 @1.73GHz 8gb ram. 64 bit operating system. ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870
This is an ASUS Republic of Gamers G73-JH Laptop.Everytime I launch Photoshop CS6, it works fine to open a picture or start a new one, but as soon as I try to manipulate the canvas with any tool, or any command, Photoshop crashes.