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It seems Rosetta 2 loses the activation after restarting the program.The app freezes from time to time on exit (no need to worry).The import and playback of videos is no longer possible.If youre still on Lightroom 6 or earlier, you have two options: You. Although upgrading to macOS Catalina with an older version already installed on your computer may allow the app to function in some capacity, you will not be able to reinstall or activate the app after the macOS upgrade. If you want to update to Catalina, then its time to subscribe to the Photography Plan. Therefore, they cannot be installed and activated after upgrading to macOS Catalina. I updated one of my two of my Mac to Catalina - after which both Lightroom 6 and Photoshop 6 needed to be upgraded to the subscription version, which are now called LrC 10.11 and PS 22.11. Older versions use 32-bit licensing components and installers.
Why?Īdobe will not update its installers, so we will not be able to install Adobe Lightroom 6 on newer 64-bit-only MacOS versions. Like say Raw Power if one is an Aperture fan.Instructions for backing up and restoring the Adobe Lightroom6 program on MacOS Catalina, Big Sur & Monterey on Intel and Apple M1 machines without using the 32-bit installer. At least with software like Lr you can use a stripped down version for free, and something else for say developing raw.
If one wants a somewhat smaller feature set there are alternatives, just as with computers, cameras, lenses, and accessories. But hey, the photo world is rife with choices like this the "pro" options cost. Might have been part of Apple's reason to jettison Aperture vs say an Aperture Classic and Photos cloud option a al Adobe's. After installing Catalina I learnt it would not allow Lightroom to work and this is extremely frustrating I just beat my mind how Apple would not take this into consideration knowing that a lot of its customers use their laptops and computers for photography and Adobe products.
I thought when Adobe dropped CC vs Classic there'd be a lower cost option for just CC, but since it's kind of like Photos in being a frontend to a cloud data subscription, looks like that won't happen. The more valuable part of Adobe's Photo plan is Photoshop. But in any case, your friend is doomed because it's ending and they'll either have to perpetuate old hardware and software and systems to run it or move on. I can't imagine what of any significance there could be in ancient Aperture that can't be found in current equivalents.
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