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Jun 09, 2009 17:34 |  #1

hello,ive come across several sites with different pricing.Some asking about being a student ect for a discount.

http://www.provantage.​com …earch.dll/compa​re/EMR9044 (external link)

Is that a full version or a chopped up version with the discount?

http://www.journeyed.c​om …OrD1rae_poCFcxM​5QodpEAJdw (external link)

My son qualifies as a student for what their asking.It just seems strange that telling your a student that you save $150-$200 over normal price.

thanks for any advice.
i guess what im asking is that a shortened version?


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Jun 09, 2009 18:45 |  #2

Full version but cheaper. I have LR, CS4 MC and Office '07 pro plus, so take advantage of the discount.

I can't confirm it, but I wouldn't be surprised if the 80% discount (on the master collection) I got was the price OSU paid for it. Such that, most retailers have a very high upsell for software. Or maybe I'm wrong...


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Jun 09, 2009 20:40 as a reply to  @ CAL Imagery's post |  #3

Researching the mfg# on both versions they are 2 versions.
The main full( im thinking) version is like $250-$300

http://www.buy.com …/q/loc/105/2086​55997.html (external link)

MFG# is 65007312 .

The academic version mfg# is 65007403.

http://www.academicsup​erstore.com …hotoshop+Lightr​oom/923151 (external link)

There seems to be a difference atleast number wise,im just hoping not performance and or features wise.

Thanks


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Jun 09, 2009 20:42 |  #4

ReDDoG wrote in post #8080800 (external link)
Researching the mfg# on both versions they are 2 versions.
The main full( im thinking) version is like $250-$300

http://www.buy.com …/q/loc/105/2086​55997.html (external link)

MFG# is 65007312 .

The academic version mfg# is 65007403.

http://www.academicsup​erstore.com …hotoshop+Lightr​oom/923151 (external link)

There seems to be a difference atleast number wise,im just hoping not performance and or features wise.

Thanks

Can you buy them on campus? I got my for $95 total; I'm not sure if that site will cost more to ship and whatnot. And once again, the academic versions are only cheaper - no difference in product.


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Jun 09, 2009 21:38 as a reply to  @ CAL Imagery's post |  #5

I read somewhere that they are the same,except the student version is not upgradeable.



  
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Jun 09, 2009 21:50 |  #6

I think they do that so the students get used to it young and become adobe buyers


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Jun 09, 2009 21:56 |  #7

HOPE-C wrote in post #8081230 (external link)
I think they do that so the students get used to it young and become adobe buyers

I don't think that's the conspiracy.


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Jun 09, 2009 23:19 |  #8

if that not the conspiracy - what is?
Adobe has been doing it for years.


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Jun 10, 2009 00:08 |  #9

I bought Lightroom for $99 at my daughters college bookstore. Same exact version as the retail box. The only downside will be when Adobe comes out with Lightroom 3. If you paid full retail for Lightroom 2 you would most likely get some type of discount when it came time to upgrade. You don't get that with the educational version. But at $99 I'll just go out and buy version 3 whenever its released.




  
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Jun 10, 2009 00:08 |  #10

Ziffle wrote in post #8081699 (external link)
if that not the conspiracy - what is?
Adobe has been doing it for years.

So has a host of companies: Adobe isn't alone.


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Jun 10, 2009 08:41 |  #11

Completly agree ....
I remember Adobe one of the, if not, most visable on campus.


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