Adobe has updated Photoshop Lightroom, its prosumer image editor, with retina display support. Photoshop and Illustrator CS6 were upgraded with similar support earlier this week.

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What's new

• HiDPI support within the Library and Develop Modules. HiDPI provides support for Retina-enabled Macs.
• Additional raw file support for 20 cameras including the Canon EOS 6D, Nikon D600 and Olympus PEN E-PL5
• Corrections and bug fixes for issues introduced in previous versions of Lightroom.

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 is available on the Mac App Store for $149.99. [Direct Link]

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shurcooL Avatar
shurcooL
137 months ago
<3 HiDPI.
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chocolaterabbit
137 months ago
Lightroom is nothing like a "Prosumer image editor." It's as professional as it gets, and image editing is only a small part of what it does.
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charlieegan3
137 months ago
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Competition is a fantastic concept for sure. :D

I agree it would be nice to see a little more from apple in the way of pro creative perfective maintenance.
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John.B Avatar
John.B
137 months ago
For all the silly crap Adobe is capable of, I'm glad to see they are getting this right.
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charlieegan3
137 months ago
This must be quite a lot of work for them to build in to such a big suite of programs. In terms of their total user base retina screens must be quite a low percentage too. Just find it interesting that the make the effort thats all. I think adobe are a good company.
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kounterphit
137 months ago
I'm glad to see that this update wasn't too far behind the earlier ones. I was feeling a bit left out before. :D
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