#ADOBE PHOTOSHOP FOR MACBOOK PRO RETINA SOFTWARE#

With software as expensive as this, one would think that it would be a priority (which I hope it is). The answer about setting photoshop to 'Open in Low Resolution' is a completely useless answer for anyone who is an artist with attention to detail. Performance wise, yes itll be able to handle photoshop and illustrator. I work on my 15 inch macbook pro when Im on the go and I already get annoyed by its screensize.

I guess this is mostly opinion bases though. What this tells me is that Adobe Illustrator is scaling, where Photoshop doesn't. But in general I personally find 13 inch way too small for graphic design or photography editing. What I find interesting is that if I open Adobe Illustrator and create a document with a width of 1200px, it takes up as much space on my monitor as the test site in the browser. This is what I believe is the issue people are talking about. However, when photoshop makes the canvas, it is only half of the size it should be in reference to the web browser. I then open photoshop and create a new document and set the width to 1200px wide. When viewing it on my macbook pro with retina in a browser, it almost reaches the edges of my monitor, as it does on another computer with a NON-Retina display. It also supports the P3 wide color gamut, which features 25 more colors than the commonly used sRGB gamut, for even more vibrant greens and reds. The Retina Display features a 2560 x 1600 resolution and 227 pixels per inch. Its available for purchase for 149 for new customers, or 79 for those upgrading from a previous version. The MacBook Pro features a 13.3 Retina Display with 500 nits of brightness. I am viewing a test website In a browser that has an image on it that is 1200px wide. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 was officially released earlier this year for OS X and PC. By comparison with a NON-Retina display, it renders about the same viewable space as 1280 x 800. I have my 13.3' MBP with Retina set to the 2560 x 1600. I’ve also run a 13 Retina MacBook Pro with an i5 processor. The only solution is to set photoshop to 'Open in Low Resolution'? Who wants to look at pixelated garbage while they are trying to be creative? I certainly don't and I don't think I am alone on this one.Īdobe made the scaling work nicely with Illustrator, but why not Photoshop? Hello, you need to go to the applications folder, and right-click on Photoshops app icon and select Get info, you will get the relevant checkbox: Likes.

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