Adobe Creative Suite 6 Now Available, Here's How to Get 40% Off a Subscription

Production Premium will be retailing at $1899, and if you want it all, the Master Collection will be going for $2,599. Subscriptions are available for Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition, Speed Grade, Photoshop, and others for $19.99/month per app -- but what I'll probably be doing is going with the one-year plan for $29.99/month once Creative Cloud launches at the end of this week.
Also of note, the video apps have gotten a new third party API for hardware integration – Adobe Mercury Transmit – which should allow broadcast video monitoring to connect directly into the Mercury Playback Engine via third-party cards from AJA, Blackmagic Design and Matrox. As Apple's Final Cut Pro X goes a different direction and tries to bundle all functionality into the app itself, Adobe seems to be stressing the "Pro" part with more hardware support. Speaking of which, their purchase of Iridas' SpeedGrade now brings a full high-end color-correction suite to CS6, though the purchase was so recent I wonder how integrated the application is. Here's a look at the Adobe-branded version of SpeedGrade, included in CS6:
Are you in for CS6? If so, will you be going to old-fashioned way or the newfangled subscription route? Have you been using the beta? Let us know your thoughts!
Links:
- Adobe Creative Cloud CS6 for $30/month (40% off for any registered Adobe users, CS3 or later)
- Adobe Master Collection CS6
- Adobe Production Premium CS6
- Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
- Adobe After Effects CS6
[via The Verge]









