I would not have cared so much but they kept sending me emails knowing it would go on sale. I contacted DXO and they told me too bad. Two weeks later BF arrived and it went on sale. PL2 was released and I kept getting an email every second day to upgrade so finally I did. You will have to revert back to a previous 32 bit OS to install LR. It won’t work with Catalina or Big Sur, in case you have either running. What was the other time you had an issue with how DXO operates? I see it as worth the risk to see if I can install Lightroom 6 on my MacBook Pro I have read multiple times the people have done this and Adobe would send them a link. That was the second time I had issue with how DXO operates.Įven if you can find an installer (version 6) and an updater (to version 6.14), you may not be able to activate your LR if Adobe's activation server for LR is no longer active.

Also I have heard every excuse in the book about that. Either way I don't care how good DeepPrime is, I don't partner with companies like that. Not sure when competitors like ON1, etc released support. Both Adobe and C1 had support within 6 weeks. No RAW support until November (PL4) and they wanted more money so I could use it. I still have Mac OS 10.9 on my MacBook Pro so if I can find a Lightroom 6 DVD for Mac for sale I should be able to run it. I’m also using CS6 and that’s working well for me as well. Yeah I still use Lightroom 4 and it works great. Adobe will still provide you the version 14 update but only if you have a valid licence. The last support update was version 14, about 5 years ago. Even if you find LR6 (which I doubt) it will be version 1. Sorry for being the bearer of more bad news. I 'purchased' DXO P元 which is a standalone and only got 9 months out of it

While LR6 is 64 bit and will run on Catalina or newer the installer for LR is 32 bit.īy the way you are lucky. If you have an older stand alone version and provide a licence they will provide you the download.Īlso if you have a Mac running Catalina OS or newer (all 64 bit) you couldn't install LR6. Adobe has not sold licenses for LR6 or earlier versions for over 5 years now. Technically you don't own it, you purchase a license to use it.

People asked this same question several years ago with no luck. I prefer to buy my tools rather than rent them and not actually even own them! I currently have Lightroom 4 so if it’s an upgrade rather than stand alone version of Lightroom 6 that could work too. Does anyone know where I can pick up a Lightroom 6 DVD for Mac that I can install on my MacBook Pro.

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