Now you can browse and revert back for up to 60 days of your history. Cloud Documents Version Historyīecause Cloud Documents are auto-saved, every document also has a version history. Today, we release two big features for Photoshop on the iPad: Cloud Documents Version History and the ability to work on Cloud Documents while offline. If those features are critical to your workflow, you can simply switch back to Rosetta 2 until they make their way into the official build.
However, the performance gains across the rest of the application were so great we didn’t want to hold back the release for everyone while the team wraps up work on these last few features. There are still a few features we haven’t finished porting to run on the new M1 chip, primarily a couple of those we most recently shipped (Invite to Edit Cloud Documents, Preset Syncing, most notably). Thank you to all our beta customers for your role in making Photoshop on Macs with M1 an even better experience.
This allowed us to share our progress and gather critical feedback from customers to help us extend Photoshop to this new architecture. You might miss the splash screen launching…Īs part of our mission to provide you with the best tools quickly, we distributed public beta builds of Photoshop through the Creative Cloud Desktop application as soon as Macs with M1 chips became available. We think our customers using these new Macs will love the difference, too. These great performance improvements are just the beginning, and we will continue to work together with Apple to further optimize performance over time. Our early benchmarking also shows that some operations are substantially faster with the new chip. Our tests covered a broad scope of activities, including opening and saving files, running filters, and compute-heavy operations like Content-Aware Fill and Select Subject, which all feel noticeably faster. Our internal tests show a wide range of features running an average of 1.5X the speed of similarly configured previous generation systems. Starting today, Photoshop runs natively on Macs powered by the M1 chip and takes advantage of the performance improvements built into this new architecture. This feature uses pioneering machine learning technology to boost the resolution of an image with one click, producing higher quality results than ever before. Additionally, a new Super Resolution feature is now available in the Adobe Camera Raw plugin.
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