Like Photoshop But Free

Good system. Like the free online database.

Like the compact size of this tablet. Fits neatly next to my laptop. I'm no expert on Photoshop, so I don't try large projects that might require a larger tablet, but I can easily perform all the tasks I need to do in Photoshop with this small form factor. Intuos makes great products, and this one competes handily with the larger tablets.

Small but mighty. Ease of set up. Like the free security.

Bought these to get free shipping. But they are easy and convenien .

I use this with my Fujifilm X-Pro2 cameras and send them to my iPad and work on the images in Photoshop. Then I use the free Fujifilm Instax app to send the images to the Instax printer. Instant artwork!

Work great with the M1 chip, and free Photoshop for a year is the perfect bonus for tablet users. Also the medium size is perfect, a little bigger than I imagined ... but easier to handle than my old large tablet.

I had an old Photoshop license from 2012 on my MacBook that was great for quick edits, but lost it after upgrading to an SSD (or something happened, can't remember exactly). Adobe started doing expensive subscriptions and GIMP (the free alternative) isn't super intuitive if you don't use all the time. After a quick Google search for alternatives, this came up. The price was great (and one time) and I figured out some of the critical edits I needed in a few minutes. B&H handled the license hand-over great. I was able to use my B&H rewards for the purchase so this was basically free for me! Recommend this for sure!

There is nothing you can say that has not been said about Photoshop and Lightroom. But to get it when there was a Holiday discount and not pay sales tax is awesome! An additional benefit over the monthly plan is that your computer does not need to check in as often.

I know this seems like a lot to pay for Lightroom and if that were all it offered, I would agree. But it's not just Lightroom. You also get Photoshop, Lightroom Mobile, and five sites on Adobe Portfolio. For an amateur photographer who does about 2 sessions each year for clients in town, the price of this subscription is easily worth it. But for casual photographers it might not be worth the money.

PSCC is a large step up from Photoshop Elements. But the step is with it to have the freedom to help create Photo Art which goes outside the realm of straight photography. This will be a long learning period.