Pirating Photoshop when I was a teenager has honestly been one of the most useful things I ever did. Chatting with some other artists and they agree. If you're young and you've got no money, hustle all you need until you make your paper
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Replying to @tactful
When i was a teenager pirating it was indeed essential but only due to extortionate pricing and no entry point. Theres very little excuse for it now that subscriptions are so cheap and accessible though
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Replying to @TonksFX
Creative Cloud is 45 GBP a month. Maya LT priced similarly. Max has no cheap version. Even though they're cheaper, still impossibly expensive for a high school student with no money
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Replying to @tactful
You said Photoshop not creative cloud - £10 a month with lightroom, i’d argue very affordable for a student
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Replying to @TonksFX
Better, sure, but assuming that's all you needed £10 a month or £120 a year is still a lot of money when you are poor and unemployed. It's a few days worth of food, more if you stretch it out. I think people are forgetting what it's like to have literally no money and no help
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Replying to @tactful
I very much doubt you had no money and no help sir, especially if you could afford a computer to use it in the first place. And I’m not saying its nothing, but theres a line between cant afford (in which case yes, you could excuse it) and dont want to afford
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Replying to @tactful
Yes so lets not play the poverty card
but £10 a month is a very affordable entry point for, i would expect, the majority of people interested. Past that i wouldnt begrudge someone much harder up torrenting.0 replies 0 retweets 0 likes -
Replying to @tactful
Exactly i agree; as long as when / if you can you pay for what you use and dont use torrenting to avoid it :) hopefully we’ll see more do what nuke / houdini do and offer free versions you can learn on - as well as more well priced indie versions of software
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Totally agree, I think we're on the same page. The price reduction + student options these days are amazing and surely make the paid versions way more accessible to the young, students, and the unemployed / low-income learners
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