is there anything different from the Student/Teacher edition than the actual Lightroom 5 sold for $119.99?
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there is no difference at all. Adobe just authors a discount to students and teachers.
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No, the difference is not significant. At this point, buy whichever version has the cheapest used copy available.
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http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/photoshopextended/ It says that it is two editions thus implying two different versions. Sorry that nobody replied to this. Kind of rude isn't it?
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No it does not. Commenting on the other review, please note that the ebay is a standard version but this is a highly modified aftermarket extreme computer. The screen, graphic card and disc player are stock but the other internals top of the line last year when it came out. Still working well. No issues at all with large RAW photo files in Lightroom or Photoshop.
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Student versions are affordable and can do everything the HD does except for 5.1 recording which is surround sound but everyone uses stereo so you and I are not missing out. And with the HD version, the only way to run would require HDX cards which are expensive. You should look up HDX cards. Student version is worth it because it is the full standard version but cheaper for students and teachers instead of buying as a regular customer or non student who would pay $100 more or so for it. So you got a great deal.
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According to tech support, the education edition always puts a watermark on the graphics you create, because Corel doesn't want you to be able to make any money on your student drawings. If you use want to use to sell your graphics, you have to buy the full version. Again, this is what tech support said when I called them.
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It's $119 right now during a lightning deal. But be aware that it only has a 3.3 rating, whereas the newer version has a 3.9 version.
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Yes, I have The Adobe Photoshop "Lightroom5 book for digital photographers by Scott Kelby... the book breaks the software down and leads you through set up and use...
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I bought the limited edition for $35 and it didn't really come with anything cool. So just stick with the standard because I just checked the price for the limited and Its not worth it.
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This is the full version with a new e-liscensor. If you have no preexisting software this is all you need. I had version 5.0 for the lite version and opted to buy this at the artist level so I could expand on what I had before. Great buy, bit of a different layout to get used too, but I'd recommend it.
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I just opened my preset list and it does include both Photoshop and Lightroom. It's pretty much customizable to just about any App. i use it for Final Cut Pro X and HATE not using it now. All the major shortcuts right there for me. I highly suggest getting one.
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Thirding the question. Is there any new element and is the optical quality the same? How would a better lens be cheaper than the previous version?
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I am a photographer and have found zero differences! It's just like how Apple offers their educational pricing on items through the website, same concept for this! Amazing deal!!! :)
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I am not really familiar with version 4 but I can tell you that between Photomatix 5 and Photomatix Pro 5, about the only real difference is that pro allows you to work in batch. Each of the two can be run in either 32 bit or 64 bit. Each allow the user to make a quick photo-style selection (default, balanced, photographic, smooth ... etc) then manipulate manually from there to suit your taste. The results for the most part are generally pleasing. More recently I have added Pro Photo Editor and find that it is as easy to use but has a LOT more bells and whistles for even more pleasing results. Between that and Elements 11, There is little that can't be done to enhance a photo to exactly the shot you were looking for and are proud to publish.
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Get a viewsonic if it's on a school budget. They have educator discount codes available.
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I don't know about Photoshop Lightroom as I have never heard of that program before.But yes, the wifi is included.Hope this helps!
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No. You can only upgrade from CS5 to CS6. Your best bet is the Creative Cloud Photography Plan: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KNDCCE6/ref=cm_cd_asin_lnk (monthly) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00O66FYRS/ (Yearly pre-paid) The old pricing model was $699 (Photoshop CS6) /$999 (Photoshop CS6 Extended). But consider this: at that price a customer can have the Creative Cloud Photography Plan @ $9.99/mo for close to 6/8.5 years respectively. The Creative Cloud Photography plan includes Photoshop CC, Lightroom & Lightroom mobile. Plus you get all the product updates/upgrades (e.g. Photoshop 2014, 2015, 2016, etc & Lightroom 6, LR7, LR8, LR9, etc) for OS compatibility and support during that time. With the old model, you'd have to pay extra for upgrades in that same time period. One of the reasons for moving to this model is to make sure customers can keep up with the fast changing technology landscape where Apple and Microsoft are updating OSes every 12 months and introducing new hardware and devices at a faster and faster rate. Hope that helps, Jeffrey Tranberry Digital Imaging Product Development Adobe Systems, Senior Product Manager, Chief Customer Advocate