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Additional updates Premium presets (Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, Adobe Capture Raw)Īvailable across the entire Lightroom ecosystem are new premium presets, which are high-quality edit presets created by a group of well-known contemporary photographers. Premiere Pro for M1 is currently in public beta. In addition to Lightroom Classic, Adobe also released native M1 updates for Illustrator and InDesign.

Those interested in seeing more details, click here to view a document by The Pfeiffer Report that outlines several of the speed increases in Lightroom Classic and other Creative Cloud apps. Some features - like batch editing - are over four times as fast. When compared to Intel systems, M1 Macs are about twice as fast when using Lightroom Classic, including launch, import, export and walking through photos in loupe view.

This morning, Adobe announced the latest version of Lightroom Classic, bringing native support for Apple M1 Macs as well as a handful of other updates.