Some monthly costs are going up for Adobe's Photography plans The cheapest option will no longer be available for new users Changes come into effect from January 15, 2025 Brace yourself for price rises if you're signed up to one of the Adobe Photoshop or Lightroom photography plans – these are the subscription options that just give you access to the photo applications,

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The Photography plan has existed at its current price for a long time – in November 2013, we wrote about how it was being made available to everyone for $9.99 a month, and at the time, it included Photoshop CC, Bridge CC, Lightroom 5 and 20GB of cloud storage; very similar to the current offering.

New Adobe Photography 20GB and Adobe Lightroom 1TB subscribers will pay more for their monthly plans come January, but annual buyers won't see a price hike.

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This is the first Adobe Photography Plan price hike in about a decade. And, as Adobe notes, existing subscribers can avoid the price hike by switching to annual payments. The $120 annual fee is unchanged.