It will do most of what most people need from Photoshop, and it's only $50 if you decide to keep it."ĭalvorius: "I made the choice to stay with 10.14.4 on my iMac. Apple has been saying for years that 32-bit was going away, and Adobe decided to not go full 64-bit until they had their subscription hooks into those willing to pay the subscription. (Although I thought PS6 came in both 32- and 64-bit? Is it the installer that's 32-bit, like LR?) But if you want to blame someone, Adobe is the one to choose. It might even continue to work on Catalina you just can't install it on Catalina. It still works perfectly well, and will continue to work perfectly well, on Mojave and prior. Vince: "Technically, no one broke your CS6. (To see all the comments, click on the "Comments" link below.)
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Curiously, I can't recall now what caused the interruption, but the American importer got so desperate that he flew to Japan, stuffed as many suitcases as he could with boxes of paper, and brought it back to the United States as personal luggage on the plane! (I should have written down more of such "inside stories" when I remembered them better.) Eventually the supply resumed and you can still buy Oriental papers here today, but many longtime devotees had switched to new papers by the time the supply of imported Seagull resumed.Īnyway, if anyone could answer my Adobe question or point me to the answer, I'd be grateful. Manufacturers wouldn't tell you what was in their proprietary chemicals (an amateur chemist named Patrick Dignan who wrote for Darkroom Techniques was renowned for "reverse engineering"-reverse formulating?-popular proprietary formulas), and I recall that when the supply of Oriental Seagull was interrupted-Seagull was a cold-toned graded Japanese photo paper prized by many printmakers-a number of veteran photographer/printmakers were tearing their hair out. I get grumpy about stuff like this.( let me do my work and leave me alone!), but it was really the same way in darkroom days. Quick software question, while I'm working on all the comments from yesterday: Is Catalina going to break my CS6? The only "Legacy Software" I have that's 32-bit is all Adobe, and includes several things I don't recognize at all as well as something called "CS6 Service Manager.app."
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