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Adobe Photoshop Elements 14 £39.99 @ John Lewis

£39.99 John Lewis25 Nov 15

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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pedropecker

24 Nov 15

I missed it the last time this was £39.99 with Amazon, got it this time with john Lewis.
I know a lot will say about using the Creative Cloud but unless you do a lot of photo editing is there a point in paying a yealy fee, get this you have it for as long as you want it!
I dont know how long this deal is on for as they are doing a price match!

All comments (25)

jerkyboy

24 Nov 15 #1

Does this this work with Windows 10 ???

pedropecker to jerkyboy

24 Nov 15 1 #4

Here is what it says in the Product information.
Windows

1.6GHz or faster processor with SSE2 support
Microsoft Windows 7 with Service Pack 1, Windows 8 or 10 (32-bit versions will be installed on 32-bit systems; 64-bit versions will be installed on 64-bit systems)
2GB of RAM
5GB of available hard-disk space to install applications; additional 5GB to download content
1024x768 display resolution (at 100% scale factor)
Microsoft DirectX 9 or 10 compatible display driver
DVD-ROM drive (for installation from DVD)
QuickTime 7 software
Internet connection required for product activation and content download
Compatible DVD burner required to burn DVDs; compatible Blu-ray burner required to burn Blu-ray discs
Windows Media Player (required if importing/exporting Windows Media formats)

Mac OS

64-bit multicore Intel processor
Mac OS X v10.9 or v10.10
2GB of RAM
5GB of available hard-disk space to install applications; additional 5GB to download content
1024x768 display resolution (at 100% scale factor)
DVD-ROM drive (for installation from DVD)
QuickTime 7 software
Internet connection required for product activation and content download
Compatible DVD burner required to burn DVDs; compatible Blu-ray burner required to burn Blu-ray discs

RookeyDooks to jerkyboy

24 Nov 15 1 #7

Can be used for Windows 7, 8, 10 / Mac OS X 10.9 onwards

agentjont

24 Nov 15 1 #2

Saw this the same price in PC Word too.

spottydog to agentjont

24 Nov 15 #3

Thanks, it appears to be available as a download from PC World too for only £34.99.

pedropecker to agentjont

25 Nov 15 #17

You might want to compare the two again??
john Lewis is a Disc
PCWorld: Product key card
Please note that this is a product key only. You will receive a product key and instructions on where to download your software from. No disc is provided.

CoolDude0123

24 Nov 15 #5

Can I install it on both the Mac and Windows or is it one CD for one platform?

RookeyDooks to CoolDude0123

24 Nov 15 #6

You usually get 2 licenses so should be fine - can be used for Windows 7, 8, 10 / Mac OS X 10.9 onwards

sradmad

24 Nov 15 #8

nice find op, heat added :smiley:

Selondon

24 Nov 15 #9

You could sync your high res images from PSE13 to Adobe Revel, their Cloud Storage and Sharing platform with great iOS/OSX apps. PSE14 didn't offer the sync, then last Friday Adobe closed Revel in favour of a substandard CC alternative.
I imagine PSE14 is pretty good and at this price great but can't help but thinking will phase it out at some point.

kay9

24 Nov 15 #10

is this cloud based

pedropecker to kay9

24 Nov 15 #11

No you only need Internet connection for product activation and content download.

ChampionshipManager

24 Nov 15 #12

Might as well just use Photoshop Fix or whatever it's cold on iPhone (soon on Android).

pedropecker to ChampionshipManager

24 Nov 15 2 #13

I cant work out why people think a basic app for photo-retouching on a phone will do a better job than a Photo editing program on a PC or Mac??
But if thats what you want thats fine.

BenderRodriguez to ChampionshipManager

25 Nov 15 1 #15

Photo editing on a 5" oversaturated phone screen with nonexistent colour accuracy and white balance, gamma through the roof, all done via clumsy touch interface.

Seems legit.

cannycoyote

24 Nov 15 #14

its called ignorance

GreyWales

25 Nov 15 #16

Without sounding naive...is this the main Photoshop software?

If it's not, is it still fine for all editing needs? :smiley:

pedropecker

25 Nov 15 #18

They are all downloads from PCWorld if you look at the product information.

michalko

25 Nov 15 #19

There are 2 versions in PC World. One for £40 and the other for £34.99. First comes with 2 licences (2 devices). Cheaper one comes with 1 device license only.

CoolDude0123

25 Nov 15 #20

Thanks for the reply. Seemed a bit risky taking a chance as the website didn't mention it. Just seen the PC world offer doing same price. It mentions 2 devices and then says "Licence: 1 user / lifetime". Does that mean I can install on both, but only one device can use it at a time?

pedropecker

25 Nov 15 #21

If it is one licence you can still install on two devices just deactivate one before you use the second! bit of a faf but will still work!

BenderRodriguez

25 Nov 15 #22

So less clutter around the house.

Scrungee

25 Nov 15 #23

Same price at Amazon plus you also get a further £25 off it bought with a digital camera from Amazon, not marketplace sellers).

I've had a Lumix TZ70 (£40 cashback) and Photoshop in my basket for a few days just waiting for one or both to drop in price.

So I've just got Photoshop for only £14.99!

Link to further £25 off http://www.amazon.co.uk/b?node=5395265031

P.S. The £25 comes off right towards the end of the checkout stages.

RookeyDooks

25 Nov 15 #24

Yes you are permitted two installations.I'm pretty sure i've used it on my laptop whilst it was still open on my PC with no problems.

pedropecker

26 Nov 15 #25

That's a great deal if you need a camera as well. Nice find.

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