Radarspotting

Adobe software's from around year 2005 free now.
Serial numbers on the page for each software
https://www.adobe.com/downloads/cs2_downloads/

Posted by someone on this Military Yahoogroup.

Further to my previous post, the free Photoshop CS2 is also available directly from Adobe, not just from the shareware/freeware site, so if you'd rather get it from the mothership, you can. Even better, the rest of the CS2 programmes, such as Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere, Acrobat, etc, are also available free of charge at this link:

https://www.adobe.com/downloads/cs2_downloads/

Note that there are separate links and separate serial numbers for the Windows and Mac versions. You can get the whole thing in the Creative Suite
CS2 multi-part downloads or just get the individual programmes if you don't want them all.

If you don't want the full Photoshop CS2, they have Photoshop Elements 4 for Mac and Photoshop Elements 5 for Windows, also free.

As noted below, all of this is from 2005 and it's not the most recent release, but if you don't need all the bells and whistles that have been added since then and if you don't need to brag about how much you spent on the current version, CS2 for free sounds like a pretty good deal.  :-)

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Military-Aviation-Photography/message/2372 (Group Member Only Page)

If you are a serious enough photographer to need Photoshop CS to process your photographs then you will undoubtedly take a lot of your photos in RAW. The problem with those older versions of PSCS and Elements is that they will not read RAW files from cameras less than about five years old.