Adobe Photoshop CS4 will cost $699 and ship in October. Existing Photoshop CS3, Photoshop CS2, or Photoshop CS owners can upgrade for $199. Adobe Photoshop Extended will cost $999 and existing Photoshop CS3 Extended, Photoshop CS2 or Photoshop CS owners can upgrade for $349.
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Full details and pricing information can be obtained from Adobe.com.
Where? How? eBay? I am too on CS1 and looking to get cheap CS3 upgrade or whatever...
It was one of the online stories that were selling off old stock at the time. I use the site http://www.hotukdeals.com where users post good deals they find, don't know if there is something similar in your country though.
It will be interesting to see how much memory Photoshop can address.
... on Windows, you mean - right?
iMac is not intended for professional computing audiences like graphics or video professionals. So anyone who needs the extra GPU processing for photoshop duties should be getting a Mac Pro anyway. I'm not saying the iMac doesn't deserve a true video card in it, I'm just saying that needing a GPU for photoshop acceleration is not a valid reason. The iMac should get a real video card, but not for that reason.
The iMac is great for 2D work.
I only hope fanboys now realise that it's not ok to release a new macbook with an integrated graphics chipset from the stone ages. It's clear that a proper video card is going to benefit the program now, which means cheaper PC's are going to have a huge edge over mac's unless apple step up.
iGary said:*waits for CS5*
irishgrizzly said:+1
nothing to see here, move along
a456 said:+2, I think.
Nope. The same goes for both platforms. Even on Mac with more than 4 GB RAM (if it is supported, like on the Mac Pro) Photoshop has a 3,25-3,75 GB memory limit/barrier. The other RAM is used for cache by the system...
...It's seems it's pretty much "accepted" CS3 does NOT behave well w/ Leopard!
There are still bugs galore, especially when trying to use Spaces, show/hide, and heaven forbid the application switcher. Plus other random glitches.
How come this inexcusable level of performance from one of the premier apps made for Mac has not been more widely reported? More importantly, how come it hasn't been FIXED? And yet they're already seeding their next $1500+ update?
And why do you put the blame on Adobe when clearly the problem is that Leopard is not compatible with Tiger?
Looks like Apple's screwup, not Adobe's.
I have never bought a release of the full photoshop, only photoshop elements several years back, so can someone explain to me a little thing called cost.
WHY DOES PHOTOSHOP COST $699??? I can get tons of software for free and use them to do some of the same things photoshop does. How can adobe justify this RIDICULOUS price??