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05/29/2005 02:11:44 PM · #1 |
I finally ordered Photoshop CS-2 upgrade using the link I had seen posted here in the past. I'm looking forward to getting my hands on CURVES ;O) and also to being able to shoot in raw format. In case anyone isn't aware, you can upgrade at about half price compared to buying a new copy of CS-2 if you have purchased a Canon digital camera that came bundled with ELEMENTS (link is below).
Now a question: is it legal to sell my ELEMENTS cd, or would that be considered a pirated copy? If it's legal, in a week or so I'll be putting it on eBay along with a couple of good tutorial books, that is unless anyone on dpchallenge is interested. Just PM me, I'll make you a good deal.
Lastly, thanks to skiprow for prodding me to take the plunge and graduate to the full-blown photoshop. Following your example Skip!
//store.adobe.com/store/products/master.jhtml?id=catMicrotek&sourcecode=112300 |
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05/29/2005 02:15:49 PM · #2 |
Only one person can register and since you've already used your version of elements to upgrade the person buying would not be able to register. So, in a sense it would be considered a pirated copy.
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05/29/2005 02:20:35 PM · #3 |
meh, it's good to be a pirate
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05/29/2005 02:27:17 PM · #4 |
I still use my Elements 3 even though I have CS2. I use Elements to import and catalog all of my photos. It is a lot easier to sort and add tags etc in Elements. Then when I decide what to edit, CS2 is only a right-click away!
Message edited by author 2005-05-29 14:28:26.
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05/29/2005 05:18:42 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by art-inept:
meh, it's good to be a pirate |
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05/29/2005 07:18:00 PM · #6 |
Selling your Elements on Ebay might be a problem, but you CAN sell it to someone you know, and call and transfer the ownership of the program to that person. I did this with my copy of Elements 1 & 2.
Linda |
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05/29/2005 07:40:52 PM · #7 |
if you are a student or a teacher of pretty much any kind, you can order an "academic" version of PSCS 2 for $290. the academic version is the same as the normal version; only the pricing structure is different.
this is one place (of a few) that offer this discount:
//www.academicsuperstore.com/item/?tname=244935&title=Photoshop
the entire Creative Suite is only $380 this way, but you have to prove your affiliation with a school. |
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05/29/2005 07:46:38 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by lhall:
Selling your Elements on Ebay might be a problem, but you CAN sell it to someone you know, and call and transfer the ownership of the program to that person. I did this with my copy of Elements 1 & 2.
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Thanks Linda, and to all the others for your replies. Whether or not it's GOOD to be a pirate (aarrhhh!), I've decided to pass on the eBay route. It's also good to be a chicken :o) ....(braaahhhh!) |
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