Your existing Photoshop plug-ins should work with the PhotoshopCC
component. If you're installing PhotoshopCC on the same computer you
used for PhotoshopCSx, you might not even have to reinstall them.
I don't remember having to reinstall them going from 32bit PhotoshopCS5
to 64bit PhotoshopCS6 Extended.
You'll need Lightroom plug-ins for Lightroom.
AFAIK, the Creative Cloud software is resident on your computer just
like the older versions were. The only difference is they check in with
Adobe periodically to see if you've paid the rent on time and they might
not ask your permission before installing upgrades.
As long as you pay the rent, they should continue to work, last week's
Lightroom upgrade debacle notwithstanding.
On 10/15/2015 4:41 PM, Darren Addy wrote:
PDMLers with the photographer's subscription:
I'm considering finally buying-in to this $9.99/monthly subscription
model for Lightroom/Photoshop CC. But I'm a little confused on how
plug-ins work with it.
For example, I love the Google/Nik plug-ins like Silver Efex Pro 2
(and the others like Dfine) and also like Topaz Clarity. I'm currently
using them with Photoshop CS5 (and I believe that Lightroom plug-ins
have their own type of plug-ins.
Will these existing plugins work with CC?
Life is too short to put up with bad bokeh.
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