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Adobe Photoshop ships on Macs with Apple Silicon: Gains speedier selections, filters and performance boosts We’re excited to release the first version of Photoshop to run on Macs with the new M1 chip. Tests show that Photoshop delivers strong performance gains. By Pam Clark I am thrilled to announce that today we are releasing the first version of Photoshop to run natively on Macs with the new M1 chip. Our internal tests show that Photoshop delivers significant performance gains across the...

Adobe Photoshop for macOS now runs natively on the M1 Adobe has announced that the macOS version of Photoshop has been updated to natively support the ARM-based Apple M1 chip on the latest Mac models. Native support means that the application no longer has to run within the built-in emulation software (known as Rosetta 2), which improves performance. According to Adobe, the native Apple silicon version of Photoshop runs on average 1.5x faster than "similarly configured previous generation syste...

Adobe released an optimized version of Lightroom in December that ran natively on the M1 Macs, and Windows on ARM machines too. Back then, Adobe also started beta testing M1-optimized builds of some of its more popular offerings such as Photoshop. Well, the product is finally ready for prime time. Adobe has released a new version of Photoshop that runs natively on the new MacBooks powered by the in-house M1 silicon. Preset Syncing and Invite to Edit Cloud Documents tools are yet to be ported f...

Adobe releases native version of Photoshop for Apple M1 Macs When Apple launched the newest Macs with Apple Silicon M1 chip, Adobe did not have stable native versions of Photoshop and Premiere Pro ready yet. Yesterday, Adobe finally released a stable version of Photoshop that will run natively on the M1 Macs, touting significant performance gains across the app. Previously, running Photoshop on the M1 Macs would require Rosetta 2, which is Apple’s translation software for non-native apps. Whi...

Support for the M1 chip finally available in Photoshop

Two of the most popular creator apps on Mac, Adobe Photoshop and Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve, now run natively on Apple Silicon, with new updates supporting the

Significant performance gains compared to Intel Macs, according to Adobe on March 10, 2021, 16:15 Why it matters: Adobes first version of Photoshop for Apple Silicon is now official, even if it misses some features that have yet to be ported to the new architecture. The company says the performance improvements are a big reason for the early push, and that the missing features are coming in the near future. Last year, Adobe quietly released a beta version of Photoshop for ...