JimHess43
Active Member
I switched to the $10/month photography program yesterday. I retired, and it's easier to budget $10/month than come up with the upgrade price. The installation went very smoothly. It will have my Photoshop CS6 intact, so I'm now using it as my secondary editor if needed. I took the time to uninstall my standalone Lightroom and reinstalled from the cloud. Information that I received from the Adobe forums that this was necessary in order to be running under the right license. Others have had problems, and this has been the common solution. After Lightroom was installed I expected to have to search for my catalog. Not so. I double clicked on the desktop icon and Lightroom opened my catalog to exactly where I left off. My Nik plug-ins and my Canon Print Studio Pro plug-in were in place and usable. I had to copy the Google and PSP folders from the Photoshop CS6 plug-ins folder to the Photoshop CC plug-ins folder in order to have the Nik plug-ins and Print Studio Pro available. But that was very simple. All in all, I was impressed with the transition and look forward to using some of the new features in Photoshop as well as getting Lightroom upgrades as they become available.
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