It gives me much better (and granular) control over my edits.
I like the layer-based approach to editing photos. It didn’t have the bells and whistles of its desktop-based big brother - and since I didn’t need them, I don’t miss them. It offered easy access to all my digital negatives and edited files anywhere, anytime. I was an early convert to the cloud variant of the Adobe Lightroom photo library tool. And one of those applications from the past I absolutely can’t live without is Adobe’s Photoshop.īarring minor adjustments to fix the vagaries of the lenses, I don’t use Lightroom. It will be a huge boost for desktop computing, which remains stuck in the past when it comes to applications. And most importantly, it has excellent battery life. This feature uses pioneering machine learning technology to boost the resolution of an image with one click, producing higher quality results than ever before.Īdobe distributed public beta builds of Photoshop through the Creative Cloud Desktop application as soon as Macs with M1 chips became available.From the day I first laid eyes on the M1-based Apple’s MacBook Pro, I have been a massive fan of the machine. “We are also shipping two important new Photoshop on iPad features - Cloud Documents Version History and Cloud Documents offline access,” he added.Īdditionally, a new Super Resolution feature is now available in the Adobe Camera Raw plugin. Lightroom was the first Adobe creative app to made available on Apple M1 chip. “These great performance improvements are just the beginning, and we will continue to work together with Apple to further optimise performance over time,” Adobe’s Pam Clark said in a statement late on Wednesday. Photoshop will now be available on the MacBook Air, entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro and Mac mini. According to the company, Photoshop for M1 Macs completes most tasks 1.5 times faster than on Intel chips.
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