Macworld’s First Looks at Photoshop CS6, InDesign CS6, and Premiere Pro CS6 cover these products in great detail.Īdobe’s Creative Cloud includes, but is not limited to, all CS6 software packages. Within the CS6 Production Premium, Prelude replaces Adobe’s OnLocation software, and assists with video ingest and logging workflows, while SpeedGrade is a new video color grading and finishing tool. Individually, Premiere Pro is $799, with upgrades at $179 After Effects is $999, with upgrades at $179 and Audition is $349, with upgrades at $99.

The Production Premium costs $1899, with upgrades at $399. The Production Premium, targeted to videographers, features Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition, Flash Professional, Illustrator, and Photoshop Extended. Individually, Photoshop CS6 Extended is $999, with upgrades at $349 Flash Professional is $699, with upgrades at $119 Fireworks is $299, with upgrades at $149 and Dreamweaver is $399, with upgrades at $119.

Acrobat X Pro is $449, with upgrades at $199.ĭesign and Web Premium, a newly reconfigured package for designers whose jobs span both print and Web, features Photoshop Extended, Illustrator, InDesign, Flash Professional, Fireworks, Dreamweaver, and Acrobat X Pro. Individually, the Standard version of Photoshop is $699, with upgrades at $199 InDesign is $699, with upgrades at $399 Illustrator is $599, with upgrades at $199. Each software title is sold individually (except for Bridge and Encore, which ship only as companion apps).ĭesign Standard, targeted to print-based graphic designers and artists, offers the standard version of Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, and Acrobat X Pro. The new CS6 bundles have been streamlined to reflect more recent design and employment trends. Individual subscriptions for major packages such as Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Flash Professional, Dreamweaver, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition, and SpeedGrade are $20 per month based on a year’s subscription, or $30 a month for month-to-month subscriptions.

This means that Adobe is making available its entire CS6 lineup only as traditional perpetual licenses-until Friday, when all subscriptions will be released. At the same time, we are aware of the high demand for CS6 and we didn’t want to make customers wait any longer for it so we decided to release CS6 now and work on Creative Cloud a couple more days, putting the final finishing touches on it and then releasing it before the week ends.”Īlso planned for release on May 11 are all CS6 subscription offerings. “We want Creative Cloud to be an amazing experience for our customers and we feel that we just need a little more time to fine-tune it. “We’ve seen a ton of excitement for both CS6 and Creative Cloud since our April 23 announcement,” Scott Morris, Adobe senior marketing manager told Macworld.

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