All these apps no longer run under Apple’s Rosetta 2 emulation, which is designed for apps running on Intel-based Macs. Adobe had claimed that opening and saving files, running filters, and compute-heavy operations in Photoshop could be up to 1.5 times faster on Apple M1 Macs compared to the non-optimized version. As for Lightroom Classic, the tasks included importing RAW images, full-screen image selection, and merging and enhancing images.Īdobe Photoshop was also optimized for M1 silicon in March, after a period of testing. Tasks included dealing with sector-based illustrations and complex artboards on Illustrator and brochures with high-resolution images in InDesign. In the average of all tested benchmarks, Adobe Illustrator saw a 65% performance increase over the Intel Mac, InDesign a 59% increase, and Lightroom Classic a 116% increase. More specifically, Adobe and Pfeiffer Consulting find that with these new native apps, you can see some big gains. The firm claims that in their series of tests of opening and launching the apps and processing complex datasets, “there was not a single benchmark where the M1 hardware was slower than the Intel version.”
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Both laptops were connected to Apple Pro Display XDRs. Adobe claims that the new optimization makes Creative Cloud, on average, 80% faster on M1 Macs as compared to Intel Macs.īacked by a study from Pfeiffer Consulting, Adobe tested all the newly optimized apps on an M1 MacBook Pro against a similarly configured Intel Core i5 MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM. Now rolling out are native Apple M1 versions of Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, and Lightroom Classic.
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