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Man, this would be great to have for my little business. I’m a start-up graphic design company but have been using Adobe design products for over 10 years to create digital art. Haven’t tried CC yet.
I will use CC to upgrade my website, upgrade current projects, and create new ones.
Unless I’m one of the lucky winners, it’s unlikely I’ll use Adobe CC for anything.
If cloud membership had some kind of lease-to-own concept, users might feel more confident that they’d be able to retain control over their documents. In the meantime, I’d prefer to stick with the already fantastic CS6 series until it breaks.
I’m going to expand my abilities by using the new features in Creative Cloud and do things faster and better.
I’d love to try Photoshop and my hand at graphic design!
“What do you plan to do with the new Adobe CC?” Everything.
In combination wth things like Kubota tools I can make comic photo books for people in recovery and get great pleasure and well-being from this little hobby and adventure.
I would use it to continue enhancing my photography!
Would love to win this package!! Thanks for the opportunity. Would make my life a lot easier
I want to create better marketing materials for my scuba diving business.
“What do you plan to do with the new Adobe CC?”
I plan to make money and make happy customers!
To augment my studies in web design & development.
I’ll use the new Adobe CC to create a family memory book for relatives, as well as make art out of my photographs.
I plan to use it to design an online magazine.
I want to share my work and also get inspiration from Adobe CC.
I am working and starting my business, I am a graphic designer, photographer and jewelry designer and for years used Adobe CS. So having the new CC will be so necessary for my photography and jewelry design business since I design all the materials myself!
Build custom, eye catching, interactive, life-changing websites for businesses large and small in my town of Duncan, SC, in order to help local businesses stand out and reach today’s customers…all for free.
Helps me to learn the newest CC offerings while benefiting the local community in getting their name and message out there. There are many small businesses lacking even a basic web presence still today, let alone web pages built for mobile and tablet audiences.
I want to use this to create a better website for my small home business
I’m planning on buying the new Canon 70D and I would love to give those pictures an aftertouch with Photoshop CC
What won’t I do with it?! I’ll use Dreamweaver & Fireworks for my website. Illustrator and Photoshop for digital scrapbooking. InDesign for ads and eBooks. Premiere for paper crafting tutorials. Lightroom for organizing my digital scrapbooking files and quick editing of my photos.
Oh how nice it would be to create better designs for my business as an independent consultant.
I will use it in conjunction with Lightroom 4 or 5 to further enhance and print my photos and try the HDR features Photoshop offers.
Thanks for the giveaway…
Oh, do all the pretty things one can do with the Creative Cloud, continue to expand my skills.
I want to try Photoshop CC, the $10/month subscription, to allow me access to new features that CS6 does not have, such as taking a jpeg image and using the raw filter on it, and… also try the 10 biggest Adobe products – Illustrator etc, as part of the monthly $10/month rent.
Since Adobe has not announced what Photoshop Elements 12 be like, maybe released in September 2013 – if like previously-released Elements versions/editions – then I figure at $10/month it might be worth the price for a year.
creativeLIVE.com has hinted that Adobe may reduce the subscription price overall in January 2014.
Dave Cross, at the NECCC annual photo conference July 12-14th, 2013 UMass and at creativeLIVE.com’s Photoshop essentials 3 day webinar July 21-24, 2013 7-hours/day has convinced me to try Photoshop CC.