According to Adobe’s official news, Adobe ushered in a new upgrade in June. Many products, including Photoshop, XD, Illustrator, and Lightroom Classic, have undergone functional updates and performance upgrades.
After this update, Illustrator, InDesign and Lightroom Classic will officially natively support the new Mac M1 chip.
After natively supporting the Apple M1 chip, InDesign can increase the processing speed of digital documents, opening a large number of image files by 185%, and scrolling through 100 pages of text content by 78%; Illustrator can start tools or load files faster Significant improvement, 4 times faster than the previous version;
Lightroom Classic has greatly increased the speed of image editing. The operation speed of starting, importing, exporting and viewing photos in the magnifying glass has been increased by 2 times, and the speed of running the new super resolution function is more than 3 times faster than that of batch editing. The speed is increased by more than 4 times.
In addition, the beta version of Premiere Pro supports the import, playback, and output of large video files in the M1 system. The average processing speed is 77% faster than the similarly configured INTEL system.
With the support of Adobe Sensei, the scene editing detection function in the Premiere Pro beta version runs at least 430% faster in the M1 MacBook Pro than the INTEL system of the same configuration.
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