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Re: June 2026 LRC/PS updates ... faster Denoise measurements for Mac M with Neural Engine


gdanmitchell wrote:
I've been using this now for maybe a week, and the speed improvement is actually pretty amazing.

Before the update I was assuming that sharpening a 40MP raw file was going to take roughly 30 seconds, though sometimes it took a bit longer — the app was occasionally predicting 40 seconds.

When I ran AI Denoise on these files it has indicating "10 seconds," but it seemed faster than that, and in fact it was when I counted the seconds.

I just sharpened another of these files and the app indicated 7 seconds... and it was that.

7 seconds!

This is on a m4 Mini Pro with 48GB memory, 12 cores,.2 TB SSD.

I know that hardly seems like a very powerful system to some of you, but it actually works very effectively, supporting 2 27" monitors, a whole bunch of external storage, etc.


...not all - it's a tiny powerhouse! Just amazing how much processing power is now available in such a small form factor.



Jun 30, 2026 at 10:00 PM
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Re: June 2026 LRC/PS updates ... faster Denoise measurements for Mac M with Neural Engine


gdanmitchell wrote:
I've been using this now for maybe a week, and the speed improvement is actually pretty amazing.

Before the update I was assuming that sharpening a 40MP raw file was going to take roughly 30 seconds, though sometimes it took a bit longer — the app was occasionally predicting 40 seconds.

When I ran AI Denoise on these files it has indicating "10 seconds," but it seemed faster than that, and in fact it was when I counted the seconds.

I just sharpened another of these files and the app indicated 7 seconds... and it was that.

7 seconds!

This is on a m4 Mini Pro with 48GB memory, 12 cores,.2 TB SSD.

I know that hardly seems like a very powerful system to some of you, but it actually works very effectively, supporting 2 27" monitors, a whole bunch of external storage, etc.


...not all - it's a tiny powerhouse! Just amazing how much processing power is now in such a small form factor.



Jun 29, 2026 at 09:24 PM





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