Student Lightroom 3 purchase
Student Lightroom 3 purchase
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nick heppinstall

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9,072 posts

309 months

Thursday 22nd September 2011
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My 5 year old has decided she is going to take advantage of Adobe’s Student Software offer and buy herself a copy of Lightroom 3 to compliment her copy of Elements 8. She is confident it will improve her workflow and be a boon now she is shooting RAW only.

As she is in Primary School however she does not have any form of Photo ID to supply to Adobe to prove she is eligible.

Has anyone done this ? If so what proof were Adobe satisfied with ?

Excellent saving at around £67 !


Simpo Two

92,709 posts

294 months

Thursday 22nd September 2011
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Send your photo and say she has a hormone imbalance?

nick heppinstall

Original Poster:

9,072 posts

309 months

Thursday 22nd September 2011
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Simpo Two said:
Send your photo and say she has a hormone imbalance?
Send my Photo !!! Dont want the FBI around !

ian in lancs

3,853 posts

227 months

Thursday 22nd September 2011
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don't mess around go for LR and PS CS5

nick heppinstall

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309 months

Thursday 22nd September 2011
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Mmmm.... All well and good but £165 is not £65 !! I certaintly will not be allowed to spend that much .....

iphonedyou

10,413 posts

186 months

Thursday 22nd September 2011
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Students

Students must provide a photocopy of a valid, current student ID that includes the student’s name, date, and a photo. If the student does not have such an ID, he or she must instead provide a photocopy of a valid photo ID and one of the following items:

* Official, current non-photo student ID with name and date
* Official, current school transcript indicating name of school and student
* Official, current school tuition bill indicating name of school and student
* Official, current report card indicating name of school and student
* Other official dated proof of enrollment

Students who are under 18 and do not have a valid photo ID may provide an official letter from their eligible educational institution stating their name and current enrollment status.

HTH. Buying it myself later, thanks to Mazuma giving me money for broken HTC Desire biggrin

Here's the download link.

http://store2.adobe.com/cfusion/store/html/index.c...

You then have six days to forward the required proof smile

nick heppinstall

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9,072 posts

309 months

Thursday 22nd September 2011
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iphonedyou said:
Students

Students must provide a photocopy of a valid, current student ID that includes the student’s name, date, and a photo. If the student does not have such an ID, he or she must instead provide a photocopy of a valid photo ID and one of the following items:

* Official, current non-photo student ID with name and date
* Official, current school transcript indicating name of school and student
* Official, current school tuition bill indicating name of school and student
* Official, current report card indicating name of school and student
* Other official dated proof of enrollment

Students who are under 18 and do not have a valid photo ID may provide an official letter from their eligible educational institution stating their name and current enrollment status.

HTH. Buying it myself later, thanks to Mazuma giving me money for broken HTC Desire biggrin

Here's the download link.

http://store2.adobe.com/cfusion/store/html/index.c...

You then have six days to forward the required proof smile
biggrin Nice one. An official letter with name and current enrollment status ..... I'll get the Mrs onto that then !

nick heppinstall

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309 months

Thursday 22nd September 2011
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ian in lancs

3,853 posts

227 months

Friday 23rd September 2011
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I enrolled on a college night school course on photoshop; £80. Entitled me to student status with MS & Adobe and LR, PS at a steal and £1 off cinema tickets!

On another note the course was fantastic and really accelerated the learning curve.

ian in lancs

3,853 posts

227 months

Friday 23rd September 2011
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markmullen

15,877 posts

263 months

Friday 23rd September 2011
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My girlfriend (a university lecturer) suggested having a look at software4students for which apparently the ID requirements are less strenuous. I tried but their site is down at the moment.

ian in lancs

3,853 posts

227 months

Friday 23rd September 2011
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markmullen said:
My girlfriend (a university lecturer) suggested having a look at software4students for which apparently the ID requirements are less strenuous. I tried but their site is down at the moment.
They actually just sell the s/w at student prices without activation codes. In order to activate you have to contact adobe on-line who check the credentials and send a code almost by return email. That's where I got my CS5 and LR from. I got Portraiture and Mask Pro suite by submitting the same details to the manufacturers and telling them Adobe had authorised so why shouldn't they do it! Worked every time! Don't ask, don't get!

nick heppinstall

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9,072 posts

309 months

Saturday 24th September 2011
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Well thats Lightroom purchased. Now the learning begins !

richcorsavxr

966 posts

201 months

Saturday 24th September 2011
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