Photoshop beta for Mac computers with Apple M1 is here

MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and Mac Mini equipped with Apple’s M1 processor have started to have correlated rating ratios, and the overall rating is very good. However, some x86 apps can only run through the Rosetta 2 emulator, so the experience is a bit of a foregone conclusion. One of Apple’s good friends, Adobe, has announced that it has officially brought a beta version of Photoshop to Apple Silicon.

This beta version of Photoshop for ARM architecture is really in beta. The functions are not complete. For example, content perception and image matching, commonly used by everyone, were not added. At the same time, Adobe also points out that even if some features are available, object selection may be wrong or slow, and not all file types Can be activated. However, the first beta version is also expected to fail, I have to believe that Adobe’s update pace is fast enough.

In any case, this is also the first step for Apple to move to their Apple Silicon processor and everyone needs to be more patient and confident.