Whats everybody doing with Photoshop?

[Brian Ellis]

Freestyle, B&H are photoshops. And these are my favorite printers
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What are those things? They look like picture frames but how would you make a print with a picture frame?

[Jim Noel]

If there were some way to print a negative without a computer one could tell Adobe where to stick their program....

There is, and I do . It's called a darkroom.

[Jim Noel]

Those are contact printing frames. They hold the negative and paper in close contact for exposure under an appropriate light source.

[Brian Ellis]

Those are contact printing frames. They hold the negative and paper in close contact for exposure under an appropriate light source.

Thanks, I didn't realize people were still printing that way.

[sully75]

Yea you pirating software is really going to encourage Adobe to change.

If your to cheep to pay $20 a month (that's a cup of coffee a week) your also to cheep to actually buy photoshop.

Stockholm syndrome...

[Heroique]

What are those things? They look like picture frames but how would you make a print with a picture frame?

B&H just announced they will begin loaning frames to customers for $20 per month.

They will soon stop selling them.

Return shipping is free when you’re done.

[Jody_S]

What do I intend to do about Photoshop? Same as I've been doing for years. Of course, some day I probably should learn how to use it.

[Otto Seaman]

I'm resaving all my most important and future images as TIFs rather than PSDs so that they will be compatible with other software in the future. And after gripping, I am going to subscribe to CC for the $10/month first year deal offered to CS6 users. However I am letting the rest of my CS6 apps sit tight because I don't need them as much as I do Photoshop. If I need InDesign CC then I can rent it for the month or two the project requires it, or use Pages or other options.

I'm also giving up on Lightroom because I've never gotten along with it and don't shoot enough digital to benefit from its workflow, ACR and Bridge do just fine.

Hopefully competition results in some valid alternatives or at least forces Adobe to lower its prices.

Adobe will only make the minimum from me, and actually lose money because I used to upgrade the entire Suite but no longer. And they have lost my loyalty, as long as I can retain 16-bit high quality images and printing in my workflow, I'll jump to a competitive option even if it isn't as "feature-packed" as Photoshop.

[David N Docherty]

If there were some way to print a negative without a computer one could tell Adobe where to stick their program....

Amen Brother(Sister?). I haven't opened Photoshop for over a year - amazing what can be accomplished with a few chemicals in a personal space...

[DannL]

Thanks, I didn't realize people were still printing that way.

For a few of us, it's the only way to print. I do like the printing frames, as the software is always up to date. ;-)