[It's just regular Photoshop, same as ever (i.e. it's not in the cloud). --J.]

https://creative.adobe.com/plans#

[Here's the info you need. --J.]

50USD to 50EUR would be acceptable but not this….

1 dollar = 0,759589821 euro

!!!!!!!!!!
Do you think we are rich over here???

Any word on the Lightroom question?

I wonder if its possible for you to answer Laurent B-Roy and my earlier posts concerning whether Lightroom or Photoshop Touch and other apps for the iPad and Android are included, as stated in Harry McCracken’s quoted article.

The Adobe website seems to contradict his statement but I would like confirmation as I am looking at upgrading to both LR4 and CS6 and I need to understand if a Creative Cloud subscription on its own could meet my needs or if I wold also have to upgrade LR.

Upgrading from CS5 Web Premium is going to cost $1150 (£714) in for me in the UK, and $749 for folk in the USA, so I hope Creative Suite owners will still be valued customers. Creative Cloud is exciting, but for various reasons its not right for me yet.

Really looking forward to playing with CS6 Illustrator and Photoshop together! Just a bit concerned about getting a raw deal and being a second class Adobe citizen.

Yep, that’s the strategy that will make Adobe a monopoly creative software utility that should now get the attention of antitrust regulators around the world. People buying perpetual licenses will find themselves without bug fixes (I should say, with even fewer bug fixes).

[No, that would be totally unacceptable, and I'm sorry you got that impression. I'm talking about *feature* enhancements, not bug fixes. Delivering the former can't be allowed to impede delivering the latter. --J.]

1 dollar = 0,759589821 euro

go fuk yourself adobe!!

The bit about “rolling out features continuously” has me concerned. While it sounds great, how will compatibility between Cloud and boxed versions not be an issue? Will the print house I send files to need to have two versions of the CS6 apps?

[This is an excellent question, and teams will need to tread carefully here. It would really suck if my copy of CS6 couldn't talk to your copy of CS6 just because we elected different payment options. On the other hand, as a product builder, it sucks to keep people waiting for functionality you could deliver sooner, if only we did more incremental releases. I think it'll come down to making feature enhancements that don't affect the file format & thus interoperability. --J.]

This is the part of this whole deal that seems made up to me. Like marketing/sales needed one more bullet of differentiation. If we’re not talking CS7 level features, and just minor teaks and corrections to the app’s behaviors, why wouldn’t Adobe put that out to all CS6 users regardless if they are Cloud or box users? Even Microsoft has made tweaks and adjustments to Office for Mac to address Lion and not charged their users or withheld the bug fixes until they can charge for them. I understand about access to “new” apps in the Cloud subscription being not available to box users, but not keeping parity with the core apps is puzzling.

[Some of this comes down to accounting rules ("revenue recognition") that non-experts like me have a hard time elaborating on publicly (and that you frankly wouldn't want to delve into). As I say I'll try to address all this in more detail soon. --J.]

http://www.adobe.com/ca/products/creativecloud/buying-guide.html

Also… available to Canadians? It sure look interesting! Oh, last question : Adobe include some mobile device tool (touch apps I think they’re called). Those aren’t included I suppose?