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Hi, absolutely. It runs Photoshop better than most laptops I've tried. I run Photoshop and Lightroom daily on this MacBook Pro and it runs very smooth.

Apple recommends FinalCutPro to their own platform. But, i think with recent applications updates, many softwares can also be downloaded and use with Mac. Check with your specs.

Yes, it does. It might be a little slow doing the AI thing but it's an intensive thing you're doing there. If I would have had the cash on hand at the time, I would have gone up in RAM size to the 24, I think, and then it'd be perfect for it. But, as it is with the 18 GB, it does run and runs pretty alright. Can have several high-res images open and working at the same time without any real lag to notice.

Depends on your version, check Adobe site

If you have an Adobe certificate or have purchased Photoshop, then yes, you'll need to download and set it up on your Mac to use it.

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Hi, absolutely. It runs Photoshop better than most laptops I've tried. I run Photoshop and Lightroom daily on this MacBook Pro and it runs very smooth.
Answered by JGilly 1 year ago
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Apple recommends FinalCutPro to their own platform. But, i think with recent applications updates, many softwares can also be downloaded and use with Mac. Check with your specs.
Answered by Richie 6 months ago
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Yes, it does. It might be a little slow doing the AI thing but it's an intensive thing you're doing there. If I would have had the cash on hand at the time, I would have gone up in RAM size to the 24, I think, and then it'd be perfect for it. But, as it is with the 18 GB, it does run and runs pretty alright. Can have several high-res images open and working at the same time without any real lag to notice.
Answered by MichaelW 8 months ago
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Depends on your version, check Adobe site
Answered by marylandmom 1 year ago
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If you have an Adobe certificate or have purchased Photoshop, then yes, you'll need to download and set it up on your Mac to use it.
Answered by Bitworth 2 years ago
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