Photoshop CS5 for $40, Lightroom for $17 restrictions apply.

Woah.

Hmmm, I wonder if I can borrow my nieces or nephew for license purposes.

 

Holy cow. I'm going to get Photoshop. I have Elements but it annoys me, I'm used to the full version but didn't want to pay.

 

So just to confirm (as I have LR in my cart), the coupon code doesn't work. But if you call in an order to Adobe they will manually override it/apply it?

 

"Promotion code not applicable."

 

Must be all caps or it won't acknowledge.

 

almost makes me wish I were a student again.

 

wow, CS5.5 Design Premium for $89???!!!! that is an amazing deal.

 

I just got it. There was a problem with the site (I got an error) but my order went through ... got a confirmation.

 

These are great buys, but be aware that the student and teacher versions won't qualify for upgrades to LR4 or PS 6.

 

300 euros for the European student version. Makes a lot of sense.

 

nice. definitely legitimate - it is advertised all over Adobe's site. CS6 is right around the corner, with reports of a first half of 2012 release. but I'm still on CS3 and I know I won't have the money for CS6 when it is released, so this is a GREAT deal for someone who doesn't need the very latest CS6 will offer.
now... off to catch up on what I'll miss with CS6...

 

That is incorrect:
FAQ | Adobe Creative Suite 5.5

search student. now, I'm not sure what pricing model will be enforced, but it is, indeed, upgradeable.

 

wow at these prices i have to get one .I am currently taking a Photoshop class (Digital Imaging) and this would save me needing to go into the lab all the time to do work. My only question is which Photoshop version should i get , I don't know the differences between extended, standard and Premium editions.

 

YEP! no updating allowed on the education versions.

 

Is it different for individual titles? In this case of my Creative Suites I definitely upgraded my academic CS4 to a full CS5 (and onwards...)

 

CSR? what is this?

And no you can't upgrade them , not directly anyway{unless they have changed how they do things since I was in school}. There is a way from what I understand to upgrade to the commercial version and then you can upgrade that{but the price ends up being the same as just getting the commercial version in the first place!}.