The Creative Cloud All Apps plan normally costs 52.99/month, but students get a 62 discount for the first year, which costs them only 19.99/month. The Lightroom plan (1TB) and Photography plan (20GB) cost 9.99/month, while the Photography plan (1TB) costs 19.99/month. For just 9.99 a month, you get powerful tools to organize and edit your photos with ease. Lightroom is available with five Adobe Creative Cloud subscriptions. Update: Adobe provided the following statement in response to our inquiry: “From time to time, we run tests on which cover a range of items, including plan options that may or may not be presented to all visitors to . With its comprehensive image management and editing features, Adobe Lightroom is well worth the price. If you’re looking to lock in current pricing, the prepaid Annual Plan is your best option. Adobe typically does not comment on future plans, so there’s no way to know how long these price tiers will remain. We inquired with Adobe for comment and will update this post if we receive a response. Though the additional $10/month that Adobe is asking for 1TB of storage is competitive with other online storage options and is integrated into the Creative Cloud apps, the prospect of being forced into the arrangement wouldn’t make for best customer experience, especially for those who only reluctantly became Creative Cloud software subscribers in the first place. That the original plan pricing has returned will relieve many photographers who don’t use Adobe’s online storage solution. On the plan comparison page, Adobe details the features of the three Photography Plan options, two of which now include 1TB of online storage.
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