RUMOR: Adobe to debut Photoshop CS6 with Retina display support on December 11th (with video)

“An announcement on Adobe’s website regarding the company’s upcoming ‘Create Now Live’ contains a video that appears to show a Retina display MacBook Pro running Photoshop CS6, suggesting the photo editing software will finally be getting native high-resolution screen support,” AppleInsider reports.

“As noted by Mac Otakara, the embedded video shows a MacBook Pro with Retina display running Photoshop CS6 in what looks to be the laptop’s native Hi-DPI screen resolution,” AppleInsider reports. “In August, Adobe announced that it would be bringing [Retina display] support for both Lightroom 4 and Photoshop CS6 by the end of the year.”

Read more, and see the screenshots, in the full article here.

10 Comments

  1. What about InDesign? That’s what really needs Retina support. I exported a PDF yesterday and was blown away by how much better it looks than the display inside InDesign (all type is fuzzy and non-Retina).

    1. No it’s not…Try and print with it!
      Adobe has some inventions that are brilliant and un-copiable.

      Apple needs to buy 51% of adobe, shut down the windows section and focus on where adobe should be focused.

    1. I do like how Pixelmator looks and so on, but for a pro Ps is the only game in town. The end.

      I don’t know what planet you are on but on this one Adobe has never ‘abandoned Apple users’ – I’m one of them.

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