Adobe bringing Lightroom to Apple Silicon in December

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Apple has revealed that Adobe is to release its first Apple Silicon app, Lightroom, next month. Photoshop and other flagship apps are to follow early next year.

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During its November 10 event, Apple has announced that Adobe is bringing its major apps to Apple Silicon, starting with the Lightroom photography software. All current versions will continue to run, but the new ones will take advantage of Apple Silicon directly.

"Adobe is bringing universal versions of their apps, starting with Lightroom next month," said Craig Federighi, "and other flagship apps, including Photoshop, early next year."

No pricing or specific dates have been revealed yet.

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  • Reply 1 of 6
    asdasdasdasd Posts: 5,686member
    A simple recompile. 
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    fastasleepfastasleep Posts: 6,487member
    asdasd said:
    A simple recompile. 
    Have you used Adobe software before?
    raoulduke42Claruswatto_cobra
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  • Reply 3 of 6
    raoulduke42raoulduke42 Posts: 88member
    Looks like Adobe is going to use this transition to give up on Lightroom Classic. Boooo
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    docno42docno42 Posts: 3,762member
    Ha - after the 32 bit carbon $!t$how I find it doubly amusing that Adobe was front and center in the announcements :D
    watto_cobra
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  • Reply 5 of 6
    Clarusclarus Posts: 52member
    raoulduke42 said:
    Looks like Adobe is going to use this transition to give up on Lightroom Classic. Boooo
    Incorrect. Adobe already made a statement that Lightroom Classic was going to be on Apple Silicon in that “early next year” group mentioned in the article.

    docno42 said:
    Ha - after the 32 bit carbon $!t$how I find it doubly amusing that Adobe was front and center in the announcements :D
    Lightroom was released 64-bit even before its direct competitor Apple Aperture, which Apple allowed to languish as 32-bit for a while longer.
    edited November 2020
    watto_cobra
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    mdriftmeyermdriftmeyer Posts: 7,503member
    Twelve people care.
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