TheDman

You haven't been preparing them at any ppi. PPI it's irrelevant to the internet. Photos get displayed in whatever pixel density your monitor is set to display. That ppi meta tag is useless unless ...

Should my DSLR battery come up short, I put one of the other 4 in. If the whole thing dies, my backup is going into town and buying a new one.

Isn't everyone done with the spinning steel wool yet?

You know, you can always just scroll past the text and look at the photos.

Renting isn't cheaper than purchasing because it's not the same as purchasing?? That doesn't even make sense. You're babbling now.

You're initial post claimed it wasn't cheaper, period. It made no qualifications. You were wrong. Man up and admit it.

"There are people that still think that suscription (a rent) is cheaper than purchase"

"So it's cheaper, but..."

There you go. I knew you could learn something.

You didn't provide a source for your claim. Try again.

What's your source on that?

Don't take my word for it, just look at Adobe's bottom line last year. It proves that the example I gave is exactly what happened. When you lower the barrier, people don't feel like pirating...

Crickets....

And they haven't been able to come up with anything good for 3+ years now?

They never promised that. "We have no plans to change it" does not equal "It will stay this price for all eternity".

What makes more money: selling 10 items at $500 once every 3 years, or selling 100 items at $100/year for 3 years?
And which is cheaper for the consumer?

So I repeat: what price increase will there be in the US? The US is not the UK or Norway.

Why don't they feel like raising prices in the US?

It is? Where do you see the US price increase information?

What is the price increase in the US?

How much will the price increase here in the US?

That's not at all what Photoshop looked like, even in the early days. I don't know what program you tried, but it wasn't Photoshop.