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    Quote Originally Posted by JM Tran View Post
    gotta scan your student ID and/or timetable proof and email Adobe and wait for them to approve and activate it
    you send off a scan of your student ID, to which Adobe simply responds (usually within the hour) with a serial number. You then enter it and activate the program just like any other. It is incredibly simple to get a student edition up and running ............. so ive heard

    and then theres the Academic/educational version ... that comes with a serial number in the box. No need to do anything at all.
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    Shop on the net as we all know that there are some bargain deals to be had. I paid much less than 1000 clams...
    I found this job listed on the net, It sounds like a really good opportunity!
    http://melbourne.gumtree.com.au/c-Jo...AdIdZ219532983
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    You will need to be competent in portraiture/fashion photography and proficient in the use of manual off camera flash and using multiple strobes to do that job the way it ought to be done. Can you answer yes to those questions ? If so, go for it.

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    They want to pay an amateur ?

    Isn't that ironic ? Lol

    What they are saying is that might give you $50 but it will br great exposure for you so you should really for it for free and we are too cheapskates to pay for a professional photographer

    What a joke
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    that too ....

    Im willing to bet its a student doing some kind of portfolio assessment or something.

    EDIT: Actually, after rereading the ad, maybe not. Just sounds like theyre being cheap.

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    Sorry guys i was just pointing out that there are opportunities out there to help one get a bit of recognition. Cheers

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    maybe a good opportunity for someone wanting a job, but the spelling errors in the ad are appalling, even a basic spell-checker would have picked up those. Professionalism in all aspects of business does not seem to be a criteria that their company adheres to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ricktas View Post
    maybe a good opportunity for someone wanting a job, but the spelling errors in the ad are appalling, even a basic spell-checker would have picked up those. Professionalism in all aspects of business does not seem to be a criteria that their company adheres to.
    Well spotted ricktas, I went back for a took see, and Yep that is very unprofessional!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigdazzler View Post
    you send off a scan of your student ID, to which Adobe simply responds (usually within the hour) with a serial number. You then enter it and activate the program just like any other. It is incredibly simple to get a student edition up and running ............. so ive heard

    and then theres the Academic/educational version ... that comes with a serial number in the box. No need to do anything at all.
    got a full time student ID Darren?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JM Tran View Post
    got a full time student ID Darren?
    nope .....

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwi View Post

    Never heard of Maya and 3ds max
    They are to visual effects and computer generated animation what PS is to photography (i.e. the top of the line heavy hitting stuff).

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