#Adobe m1 theverge macnative lightroom classic for mac#
#Adobe m1 theverge macnative lightroom classic android#
#Adobe m1 theverge macnative lightroom classic pro#

#Adobe m1 theverge macnative lightroom classic pro#

No matter what apps we use, we can spend as much or more on an iPad Pro and useful accessories (keyboard, mouse/trackpad) compared to a similiarly configured Mac laptop, but still not match what the laptop can do. Today, even the M1/M2 13' MacBook “Pro” is so limited that in most cases it isn’t any better than the Air, and no match for the 14/16' MacBook Pro. In the Intel years, they called it “Pro” even though you could never order discrete graphics or more than 16GB RAM for it. The more current and long-running example is the 13' MacBook Pro. They called it “Pro,” but in many ways it fell short of what a pro desktop should do. It’s useful to not read too much into when Apple names something “Pro.” Traditionally, “Pro” at Apple has simply meant “a level we will price higher, regardless of whether it’s actually better.” One example would be the 2013 Mac Pro, the black cylinder. You might also find the forum dedicated to the Lightroom ecosystem (Cloud-based) a more productive location to share your thoughts. Re Photomerge for Pano and HDR, you should add your request to. Some people like mobile, some don't, but much of what it can and can't do is as a result of restrictions imposed by Apple along with design decisions based on the experience the engineering and product teams gained from LrC user issues. I expect that this will continue, at least as much as it's possible to do so when how we interact with the mobile apps is taken into consideration.

#Adobe m1 theverge macnative lightroom classic android#

Lightroom for the iPad, iPhone and Android devices was and likely never will be an alternative to Lightroom Classic. To date, the mobile apps have largely followed the feature set, workflow, etc of Lightroom Desktop. If Adobe tried to make Lightroom Classic for iPad OS today, under the limitations of iPad OS and the constraints of a touch UX, it would probably look and work at lot like the existing ground-up rewrite of Lightroom for iPad that they already did.

But that seems very unlikely for now, largely because of the ways that iPad OS does not support everything that macOS does. What’s left, is to wonder how likely it is that Adobe would completely rewrite Lightroom Classic for iPad OS.

So we cannot expect, any time soon, to be able to run the Apple Silicon Mac version of Lightroom Classic on iPad OS without modification.

#Adobe m1 theverge macnative lightroom classic for mac#

All of the hopeful speculation for Mac software on M1 iPad Pro never came true. Lightroom Classic is now optimized for M1 Apple Silicon, but…in the many months since the M1 iPad Pro was released, Apple WWDC came and went, the release of iOS 15 came and went, and still, Apple has done nothing and announced nothing to make it possible to run Mac software on an M1 iPad Pro.

The native version seemed a little quicker to me but I just so happened to also bring my photos off a NAS and on to an external SSD so that’s also much faster, so hard to say.Yes, and it is interesting to revisit this post months later. But I have a suspicion 8gb would work fine. The Rosetta version ran well for me on my 16gb M1 MBP, and as someone else said, it sometimes takes advantage of as much RAM as the OS will allow it to - which is smart, you want it to cache. (And this logically makes sense, even uncompressed a 50mp RAW only takes up so much memory, and in gallery view you’re only dealing with much smaller previews) But some reviewers have definitely reported success with LrC on 8gb. No one is wrong, but people do seem to get different outcomes. There’s people in here saying the 8gb systems choked for them, but then there’s Maxtech on YouTube running through tests and exports and catalogs with big RAW files all flawlessly on a 8gb MB Air. Lightroom is weird in the extremely varied outcomes people get. Please direct non-lightroom topics to the most appropriate of the following! This could lead to a Banned.Ĩ- Report accordingly and keep this community clean.ĩ- Posts will be treated on a base by base case and handled accordingly.ġ0- Other Questions/Comments/Suggestion, contact the MODs. This includes, 'how to' emulation a certain look posts.Ĥ- No blatant low effort self promotion of your channel or website.ĥ- The following links will be removed, short links, affiliated links, blogspam, kickstarters/fund me, and referral links ARE NOT allowed.ħ- Serious discussions only (comments and posts), No Trolling/Spamming. Getting Started with Lightroom CC Lightroom journal updates/latest news Guidelines/Rulesģ- Low effort post will be removed accordingly. We now have a Discord Server! Check it out here! Megathreads / Useful links As a general rule, all threads need to be about Adobe Lightroom, the Lightroom Mobile App, and within the scope of Lightroom add-ons/plugins/presets.

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