News & Reviews:   Photoshop

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Creatives would have to pay a fee to use Pantone colours in Adobe projects, starting from now. Adobe and Pantone have removed support for free Pantone colours across its Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator Creative Cloud applications. They're offering a new plugin subscription for those who want to continue to gain access to the colours.

According to this new report, Adobe is preparing to launch a web version of Photoshop, and most importantly, it's free to use. The company has already started the testing phase, and it should roll out to more users in the near future.