Photoshop Elements 11 with retina display?

I just ordered Photoshop Elements 11 for my new Macbook Pro with retina display, but based on the discussion here, I am worried that it might not work correctly. Does anyone know if Elements 11 supports retina display? Thanks!

PSE11 is not optimized for retina display but it runs very well on the latest Mac Book Pro with fantastic clarity. As far as I know, only Photoshop CS6 and Lightroom are optimized. You could set up the PSE11 editor application as your external editor in iPhoto preferences. iPhoto is obviously optimized.

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Will elements 11 work with Macbook Pro with Retina Display?

I am thinking of buying a Macbook Pro with Retina Display.
I am wondering if Photoshop Elements 11 will work OK with this as I have heard there is a problem. Any suggestions of how to make them compatible would be appreciated. I really don't need anything more complicated than elements for what I do so don't want to spend out on one of the CS programmes.
Thanks

Yes, it will work like any other program that isn't optimized for the display (in other words, okay, but not as well as if it had been).

Does Elements 13 work with Retina display?

I am considering purchase of Elements 13. Blogs indicate that it does not work with MacBook Pro with Retina display. Thoughts?

According to What's New
" HiDPI display support
Photoshop Elements 13 now has native support for high-resolution display devices for the Windows (HiDPI monitors) and Mac (Retina displays). Work on your pictures in the best possible clean and crisp resolution, with sharp and clear icons, thumbnails, and text in the user interface"
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I just bought a 13inch mac book with retina display. When Im using adobe illustrator or photoshop, the fonts and designs look pixelated! How can I fix this?

I just bought a 13inch mac book with retina display.
2.4GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor with 3MB shared L3 cache. Version 10.9.4 / OS X Mavericks
When Im using adobe illustrator or photoshop, the fonts and designs look pixelated!
How can I fix this?

WOW!!
That was great to hear.
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My 3D menu and panel in Photoshop CC is greyed out. I have uninstalled and reinstalled Photoshop and I'm still having the problem. Can anyone else offer a suggestion as to why this might be happening?
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PS does not like two dissimilar gpu's. Try disabling the Intel the check the gpu setting in preferences/performance.

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I plan to buy and use a MacBook Pro with Retina display and I already own and use the PS CS 5 on my PC window-based. How can I obtain a copy of CS 5 for my MacBook Pro?
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Not sure why you'd want CS5 for your new Mac with Retina display.
Retina support was first added to Photoshop in CS6 version 13.0.3
http://blogs.adobe.com/jkost/2013/01/retina-display-support-and-photoshop-cs6.html
So, assuming you own standalone Photoshop CS5 (and you're running at least Windows 7 on your PC) then your best option - for optimal display on your Mac - might be to subscribe to the Photoshop Photography Program for $9.99/month
https://creative.adobe.com/plans/offer/photoshop+lightroom?sdid=KIHZP
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Photoshop CS6 is blurry or pixilated on mac book with retina display

Hello,
I just upgraded to a 13" macbook with retina display. Now most of my apps have blurry or pixilated text. I can handle that in most cases, the real problem comes in with photoshop CS6. I've updated to the latest version using the help menu in photoshop, but that did not seem to fix the problem. I've also read the you can get info on the photoshop app and uncheck open in low resolution. The only problem is that when I try to do this, finder won't let me uncheck the box and the text is light gray.
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InDesign has yet not came up with the retina display support update but yes we are going to have the support of retina display for most of the products eventually.
http://blogs.adobe.com/creativelayer/new-macbook-pro-retina-display-support/
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2012/08/photoshop-cs6-13-0-1-available-update-on-retina-plans .html

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Do you currently use a Apple Mac computer or are you switching to Mac for photo editing?
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