Reviews of Adobe Photoshop for Windows

1. 
   SteveJohnSteele

   Reviewing CS6 13.0.1.1 Final (Oct 2, 2012)

   Great program.
   When I read the other comments concerning the price I thought "$1,000 no it can't be that expensive" so I checked.
   The full price of Photoshop CS6 is $699.
   The full price of Design Standard (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Acrobat, Bridge and a few other small tools) is $1,299.
   I must say that does seem a touch excessive, and probably well outside the reach of most people.
   Might I therefore suggest two version an individual version (say $100 per program) and a corporate version (say $250 per program).
2. 
   uberfly

   Reviewing CS6 13.0.1 Final (Sep 11, 2012)

   Maybe the whiny babies should just keep using their precious Gimp and stop the crying. Use something else if this is too expensive. Fuuny how the screenshot is like 10 years old.
3. 
   Music4Ever

   Reviewing CS6 13.0.1 Final (Sep 10, 2012)

   If you can't afford it use something else:
   
   Adobe Elements is still very good & not expensive & good enough for 99% of users, the GIMP is free & there are other inexpensive alternatives. Whether PS is worth updating from previous versions depends on why & how you use it.
   
   Photoshop is expensive although you can buy legitimate or older versions of PS for less than the price on the Adobe site. It is the best photo editor there is: Absolute.
   
   @xsnred - (Greg Galindo) Announcing on a public forum you use stolen Adobe software is brainless, plain stupid & not without risks as you have absolutely no idea who reads your comments ~
   
   If you couldn't afford a $7000 Leica camera to use with your stolen software is it OK to go into a camera store & steal a Leica because ‘you’ feel they are overpriced or because you are not a professional photographer?
   
   Some consider Leica cameras to be way over priced yet others think they are worth each & every penny - Just like PhotoShop.
   
   I'm not a giant industry & I have no time for those who thieve what I have worked hard for or to buy & they deserve any consequences whatsoever that may come their way.
   
   http://www.fastiis.org/
   
   http://www.adobe.com/abo...ipiracy/reportform.html
4. 
   xsnred

   Reviewing CS6 13.0.1 Final (Sep 10, 2012)

   I have used PS from number 3 up and it is the best. I also have tried other software that do as good but can't quite equal PS. The only reason I give it one star is because the price is just ridiculous. Yep, that's why all mine are pirated and I, and people like me, will be blamed for the reason it cost so much. I understand all the hard work and coding that goes into PS to make it what it is, the best, but it is not worth the money. The giant industries and movie makers who use PS can afford the price and I dare say that's why it is priced so high. There are probably millions of graphic art studios that use PS, so why not price it high. It is a five star product with a one star price.
5. 
   Aegis69

   Reviewing CS6 13.0.1 Final (Sep 10, 2012)

   All new features stolen from open source projects like GIMP. And you get to pay $1000 bucks for 2% new code, 98% of the code is identical to the last 10 versions.
   
   Thanks adobe, but no thanks.

Discuss Adobe Photoshop for Windows

1. Jul 8, 2010 - 6:23 PM
   Bigreddog

   Hello
   
   Very keen to unleash the power in this software but worried about a problem KI encoutnered with a previous version: what if it asks me for a licence code? The download I had had no such code and if you can't pass that point it won't install. What do I do?
   Thanks,
   Bigreddog
2. Feb 19, 2010 - 9:37 PM
   shotzi11

   hey i cant figure out how to download this
3. Oct 6, 2009 - 8:45 AM
   musicandmusic

   Hey, does anyone know how to install this program? Cus when i open the "Setup" file, it says there "Cannot install". So... what do i do?
4. Mar 2, 2009 - 12:39 PM
   Cris3

   dpcdpc11
   
   You are just abusive and vulgar and neither Betanews nor Adobe benefit from your comments.
   
   If you are so unhappy with this free service you can move on to a site where people will appreciate your diatribes.
5. Mar 2, 2009 - 12:23 PM
   Cris3

   You will find intelligent discussion about Adobe and their products at John Nack's website. He is a project manager for Adobe.
   
   http://blogs.adobe.com/j.../photoshop_cs4_u_1.html