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Hello, I think that the latest version of lightroom is 11.5. Is that version compatible with Mojave?
 
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Squaredoch said:
Hello, I think that the latest version of lightroom is 11.5. Is that version compatible with Mojave?
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For sometime now, the earliest supported version of MacOS has been Catalina (v10.15)


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Lightroom Classic 10 is the last version that supports macOS 10.4 Mojave.

You can still install Lightroom Classic 10 today, using the Other Versions option in the Creative Cloud desktop app installer.

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Keep in mind that Adobe supports only the last two major versions of Creative Cloud apps, and Lightroom Classic 10 is already the second most recent. So whenever Adobe releases the next major version, that and version 11 will become the supported versions, and version 10 will be removed from the installer. You can use version 10 as long as you like after installing; it’s just that after Adobe removes v10 from their installer, you won’t be able to use the Creative Cloud app to reinstall it, for example if something goes wrong or if you want to install it on a different Mac.
 
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