You can no longer simply buy a one-shot license for Photoshop, which has turned off some users who don't like the software-as-a-service model. The Photography plan is $9.99 per month, and that also gets you Photoshop Lightroom, our editors' choice for photo workflow software, and 10 Adobe Stock images. This means you need to sign in with an existing Adobe ID or create a new one. Get Going With Photoshop To get the latest version of Photoshop, you need a Creative Cloud subscription. If you're serious about working with images, you need the latest version of Photoshop. Photographers can benefit from tools for haze removal and more navigation options.
If you haven't hopped aboard the Creative Cloud (CC) train yet, you've missed out on other recent feature additions, including Artboards, touch and stylus input support, the Design Space view, synced libraries, touchscreen support, a glyph panel, and lots more. The upshot is that, while this may not be the splashiest release, Photoshop remains unmatched in polish and capabilities among photo editing software. The latest version instead focuses mostly on tweaking and strengthening existing tools, making improvements to collaboration, fonts, asset organization, and performance. The 2016 release of Photoshop CC, confusingly dubbed version 2015.5, only adds a couple of new high-profile visual effects-Content-Aware Crop and Face-Aware Liquefy.
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