It is Prime Day again so a good opportunity to stock up on Lightroom or Lightroom+Photoshop licenses.
The photography plan used to include only 20GB of storage, now it is 1TB but the price sadly increased.
These deals are still better than paying the normal monthly rate though.
Lr+PS + 1TB for 1 year = 115€ (13€ less than last year)
https://amzn.to/4voiLj8
For my US readers also available at B&H for $125
B&H
LRr + 1 TB for 1 year = 66€ (9€ less than last year)
https://amzn.to/4f0g3um
(affiliate links/advertising)
Make sure to tick the “One-Time-Purchase” (“Einmalkauf” in German) box!
Most websites push all kinds of software “deals”, but here you rarely find those. Why is that? Because most of them are not good deals, especially the software related ones. Margins on Preset packages, Tonal mask Addons, Luminar, Topaz and whatnot are huge and this is the sole reason people push those, not because they are actually good products. But I will never recommend you something that I wouldn’t want to use myself.
What I actually am using myself (and constantly so) is Adobe Lightroom + Photoshop.
As was already the case the last years there is a Prime Day offer for all the Amazon Prime members that are using the Lightroom+Photoshop subscription. You can get a one year subscription for 115€ here (affiliate link) instead of the usual 284€. If you are not using Photoshop and only need Lightroom you can get a one year subscription for 66€ here (affiliate link) instead of the usual 142€.
Now probably you are like me and you already have the plan anyway and now comes the highlight: it even works if you already have the subscription. Order, get the discount code, click on “redeem” in the Amazon Email and the next billing month will be December 2027 instead of December 2026. Offer should be valid for everyone in the EU as well as the UK. This is the link where you can redeem your code after you bought it.
If you haven’t done so, this is also a good opportunity to try out the latest AI-based generative fill I already talked about here.
