For those that want to do advanced editing, there is also Photoshop (opens in new tab) desktop included, the industry standard image editing program. Then there is Adobe Photoshop Lightroom (opens in new tab) that can edit, organize and store images anywhere. Editing photos is covered with Lightroom Classic which can edit and organize images on a desktop.

But so far that is not the case, and photographers can still get the Creative Cloud Photography Plan for $9.It starts with the Photography Plan (opens in new tab), which starts at a cost of $9.99 (GBP 7) per month, and it includes not only cloud storage of photos, but also an entire suite of photo related services to cover multiple platforms. Of course, it is altogether possible that at some point the $9.99 subscription option (with 20GB of cloud-based storage) will be removed, so that only the $19.99 option (with 1TB of storage) will be available. The $9.99 plan is now once again the default plan on the Adobe website. The website was temporarily showing a $19.99 subscription plan option instead of the $9.99 rate. Rather, the $19.99 price includes the upgrade to 1TB of cloud-based storage, rather than the 20GB that is included with the $9.99 subscription rate. However, that doesn’t actually represent a doubling of the price for the Photography Plan. Fortunately, at least for now, there is nothing to worry about, and the $9.99 price can still be found here:Īs you can see in the image below, the Photography Plan was showing a price of $19.99 per month rather than $9.99 per month. Adobe temporarily changed the pricing plans displayed by default on the website, causing many photographers to worry that the price for the Adobe Creative Cloud Photography Plan was about to double.

Adobe photography plan price