And only the 13-inch model includes an SD Card slot, so if your camera uses SD Cards, you won’t need to pack a card reader or USB cable. With the 13-inch Air’s larger 1440 by 900 screen, you have extra space for working on photos. There are a few key areas where the two models differ that photographers should take into consideration: The screen resolution for the 11-inch Air is smaller-only 1366 by 768. I have reports from shooters running Aperture on the $1199 11-inch model who were very satisfied. If space is at a premium, the 11-inch Air also works well for photographers on the road, showing minimal speed differences. I opted for the upgrades because of Aperture, which likes extra horsepower however, they are not necessary to run any of these photo programs. The faster, build-to-order model does increase the price of the Air, but the system performs better in benchmark tests. The price for this configuration is currently $1799. One benefit of switching to the Mac App Store version is a more streamlined update process.The field tests I did were on a build-to-order model: a 13-inch 2.13GHz MacBook Air with 4GB of RAM. Lightroom CC remains available outside of the Mac App Store as well, with subscription pricing starting at the same $9.99 per month. Adobe, meanwhile, has made Lightroom available to a very broad audience of potential customers. Apple has landed another major app on the Mac App Store, which faced years of criticism, and will generate revenue from its split of in-app purchases. This news is a win-win for Apple and Adobe. Lightroom 5 never came to Apple's store, however, and even Adobe itself doesn't sell standalone versions of Lightroom today. Back in 2012, when Adobe sold its apps as standalone purchases before starting to push Creative Cloud subscriptions, Lightroom 4 was available for $149.99. This isn't the first time that you've been able to get Lightroom in the Mac App Store. 1TB of cloud storage is included with a subscription.Īs noted by The Verge, Lightroom was previously available on the Mac App Store for a one-time purchase of $149.99 in 2012: The professional photo editing software is free to download, but requires a $9.99 monthly subscription via Apple's in-app purchase system after a one-week trial. Next up is Adobe Lightroom CC, which is available on the Mac App Store as of today. Since then, several well-known apps have launched on or returned to the Mac App Store, including the Microsoft Office suite, Microsoft To-Do, BBEdit, Transmit, and others. At WWDC 2018, Apple introduced a redesigned Mac App Store alongside changes to sandboxing parameters on macOS Mojave.
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