A universal version for both Intel and Apple silicon Macs is scheduled to release publicly early next year, but Adobe wouldn’t commit to any specific timeframe. “We intend to ship Apple M1 native versions as soon as they are ready, so stay tuned,” Adobe added.Ī limited version of the popular Photoshop app for Apple silicon Macs was released in beta capacity last month. And if you’re on an Intel-based computer, don’t worry…we’ll continue to invest in and improve Lightroom for you too.Īs for Lightroom Classic, Photoshop and Adobe Camera Raw, Adobe says it has tested those apps and certified them to work well with Apple’s Rosetta emulation in macOS Big Sur (they’re working on Apple silicon native versions of those apps as we speak). The image-editing and management software now takes advantage of the many Apple silicon features in macOS Big Sur, but the Intel version will get some love, too.Īs we’re getting started on desktop Arm / Apple M1, we’ll continue to optimize for Arm and M1 in subsequent releases.

“We rebuilt Lightroom to take advantage of the newest performance and power efficiency benefits of the Apple M1 and Qualcomm Snapdragon (for Windows 10) processors,” Adobe notes. In addition to supporting the latest cameras and lenses, Lightroom is now a native ARM app on Apple silicon Macs and Windows on ARM devices. Additionally, Lightroom for Windows has been updated with support for Windows on ARM. Once done, restart the Mac & check if it helps.Adobe yesterday updated Lightroom for Mac with Apple silicon support on the latest M1 machines, such as the new MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro and Mac mini. Also, grant permissions to Lightroom Classic under Full disk access located in the same list as Accessibility.ĥ. If Lightroom Classic is not a part of the list, please add it by unlocking the window first using the lock at the bottom left, then clicking the + icon & navigating to the Applications folder.Ĥ. Then select Accessibility from the list to the left & check if Lightroom Classic is added to the list with a check mark in front of it.ģ. Go to the System Preferences for your Mac, then Security and Privacy, then select the Privacy tab.Ģ. You can try the steps suggested below to ensure that Lightroom Classic has the necessary permissions:ġ.

Would you mind sharing the version of macOS you're using on the Mac mini? Natively compotibility of Lightroom Classic on the M1 Macs is planned for 2021 & the app currently runs under Rosetta emulation. We're sorry about the trouble with Lightroom Classic on the M1 Mac mini.

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