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I have Monteray and am in the process of updating to 12.7.1. I'm a big user of photoshop but now photoshop tells me I must have the version of 13.something or later in order to use it. What now?
I'm wondering if my computer is just too outdated to use with photoshop now.
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Photoshop may have "told" you that, but that's not true. Ventura (macOS 13.x) is currently Adobe's recommended version of macOS but the current Photoshop CC will both install and run on macOS Big Sur, Monterey, Ventura & Sonoma.
Exactly what version of Photoshop are you currently using?
Cas1717JWT wrote:
Thank you, Martin. It looks as if it's 25.3.1 (?)
That's the latest version. Just released last month. You're up to date. And it's still compatible with Big Sur, Monterey & Ventura ... (Ventura 13.5 is Adobe's current recommended version of macOS).
Adobe’s site says that they recommend Ventura, but that Photoshop will run on Big Sur or later (including Monterey).
Based on Adobe’s policy of supporting the three most recent versions of macOS, I’d expect them to support Monterey until the successor to Sonoma comes out.
Thank you!
Thank you, Martin. It looks as if it's 25.3.1 (?)
Recommended vs required versions of MacOS for Photoshop
