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Go to the вЂUpdates AvailableвЂ™ option and once the June 2021 update appears, click Update and it will download and install, ready for you to use the M1 versions of Lightroom Classic, Illustrator and InDesign. The June update is now available in the Creative Cloud hub. While M1 support is the headline feature in AdobeвЂ™s June update, itвЂ™s great to see custom brushes now appear on the iPad version of Photoshop, alongside new retouching features in Photoshop Express.

New styling tools in Adobe XD: Inner Shadow, Outline Stroke, and Angular Gradient.

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Powerful new retouching features in Photoshop Express, including skin smoothing, content aware healing, face aware liquify and caricature.

Lightroom Ecosystem: New Premium Presets, collaborative editing capabilities, Super Resolution in Lightroom and Lightroom Classic (previously available in Adobe Camera Raw), and custom crop aspect ratios in Lightroom.

If Adobe will fully support the eGPU in all the apps, then the Mac Mini + eGPU becomes a better solution. But depending on what you plan to do with the computer, an iMac would probably be the better option only because from what I can find, Illustrator is not utilizing the eGPU, so the Mac Mini would not be a better option. I haver zero issues running Illustrator with my 6 year old machine, of course I'm running dual external TB2 drives striped for speed. To the original question, I work in Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere and many more daily on a late 2012 iMac. The mini appeals to me because I wonвЂ™t have to worry about issues that comes with. The main apps IвЂ™ll be using are photoshop and illustrator.

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If the iMac incorporates the 8700K, and has an option for Vega graphics there is a good chance it will outperform any iMac Pro for many Adobe apps. IвЂ™m not expecting the Intel iGPU to handle that with 100 smoothness, but IвЂ™ll be fine as long as itвЂ™s performs reasonably well. With Adobe's track record I seriously think an Adobe user may be better served by getting a new top of line standard iMac every 3 years, than get an iMac Pro for 5-6 years. Based on the shear power of the M1 I was expecting it to be a tad faster, even while running through Rosetta 2, that is not the case. The mini would be connected to a 4k display in scaled resolution. General speed of operation is a little lower than on an Intel 6-core Mac mini. I need the replacement now, already waited an extra 6 months for the October release from Apple only to hear nothing about new iMacs. Adobe CC runs on M1 via Rosetta, but it is somewhat flakey in places. I'd prefer to purchase a new iMac when it releases but I am not going to be able to wait until sometime next year. Other than the internal GPU, I can price out a Mac Mini 2018 with equal or better components than the iMac for a better price. Only concern is how well those eGPUs are actually supported. Reason being, why would I buy a year and a half old iMac when you can get a newer faster spec'd Mac Mini with an external eGPU which is more upgradable for future proofing. It seems most people prefer the 2012 Mac Minis with the quad core as opposed to the current gen using dual cores. IвЂ™ve had a lot of people asking how IвЂ™ve been enjoying the M1 Mac mini, and also which accessories IвЂ™m using when it comes to things like a monitor and hard.

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I have the same question but for Photoshop/Premiere. I've been thinking about getting a Mac Mini to use with a Wacom Cintiq Display(either 22HD or 27QHD), and I was wondering which series would be best for running Adobe programs. Why would you think they asked because it's brushed black? Nowhere in their question did I get that thought?

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