The Adobe website has published a great technical explainer on how Super Resolution works.Īdobe previously rolled out an Apple silicon version of Lightroom.Īpple last year released the updated MacBook Air, Mac mini and 15-inch MacBook Pro as its first Mac system supporting Apple silicon. Additional Apple silicon models are in the works as the company continues work on transitioning the entire Mac lineup to its own processors. And in Camera Raw, there’s a new machine learning-powered Super Resolution feature (coming soon to Lightroom and Lightroom Classic). On Photoshop for iPad, you have two new features: Cloud documents version history and the ability to work on cloud documents while offline. However, the performance gains across the rest of the application were so great we didn’t want to hold back the release for everyone while the team wraps up work on these last few features.įor what it’s worth, people who would like to use any currently unoptimized features on M1 Macs can switch over to the Intel version of Photoshop that uses Rosetta emulation.
Some features will need more work before they run natively on Apple silicon Macs, the Photoshop maker has said, including preset syncing and editing cloud documents. “These great performance improvements are just the beginning, and we will continue to work together with Apple to further optimize performance over time,” says a post on the Adobe blog. Thanks to a bunch of under-the-hood optimizations resulting in a major performance boost on M1 Macs, most tasks on these Macs with the Apple M1 chip are 1.5 times faster than when running on Intel-based Macs.
Some Photoshop features will bring M1 support in the future.Creative customers can now also run Blackmagic Design’s video-editing apps DaVinci Resolve and DaVinci Fusion natively on M1 Macs. Adobe has announced the first build of Photoshop that runs natively on Apple silicon Macs, resulting in a major speed boost.
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