Adobe Photoshop 1.0 - 1.1
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3rd_Party_Software.image_.sit (101.38 KB)
For System 6.x - Mac OS 9
Addendum_to_Version_AP_1.0.7.pdf.zip (3.35 MB)
For System 6.x - Mac OS 9
When brothers Thomas and John Knoll began designing and writing an image editing program in the late 1980s, they could not have imagined that they would be adding a word to the dictionary...
The fate of Photoshop was sealed when Adobe, encouraged by its art director Russell Brown, decided to buy a license to distribute an enhanced version of Photoshop. The deal was finalized in April 1989, and version 1.0 started shipping early in 1990.
That first version of Photoshop was written primarily in Pascal for the Apple Macintosh, with some machine language for the underlying Motorola 68000 microprocessor where execution efficiency was important. It wasn’t the effort of a huge team. Thomas said, “For version 1, I was the only engineer, and for version 2, we had two engineers.” While Thomas worked on the base application program, John wrote many of the image-processing plug-ins.
— Excerpts from: The Computer History Museum
- Top DL: Pre-installed English copy of version 1.0 - Registered to Apple Computer France. My thanks to MacTouch for locating and adding it to our archives.
Filename: Adobe-1-0.sit
- 2nd DL: Pre-installed copy of version 1.0.7 - This is registered to the Ref & Pres Library, Apple Computer, Inc. (see screenshots 1 & 2 above).
Filename: AdobePhotoshop1.img_.sit
- 3rd DL: Same as the first DL above but repackaged as top DL did not want to play in Mini vMac (SSW 6.0.8 & earlier).
Filename: Adobe_Photoshop1.sit
- 4th DL: Floppy disk images; Imaged from original disks on a Power Macintosh 6100/60, Disk Copy 4.2, System 7.1.2, Stuffed with DropStuff 5.1.2, Tag data present. Serial included as text file.
Filename: Photoshop_1.0.7_CLEAN.sit
- 5th DL: Updater file to update Photoshop version 1.0.7 to Photoshop version 1.1
Filename: "Photoshop_1.1_updater.sit".
- 6th DL: Additional floppy image (missing from 3rd DL) containing Photoshop version 1.0 filters. Disk Copy 4.2 image file with Tag data present, in StuffIt ".sit" archive; "3rd_Party_Software.image_.sit".
Contains a set of six filters, all created by and ©1990 by John Knoll.
- 7th & 8th DLs: 400+ page "User Guide" and 128 page "Tutorial" for Photoshop 1.0.x of manuals scanned to PDF, in StuffIt 5.5 compatible .sit archives (manuals were sourced from The Computer History Museum).
Filenames: aps-1-user-guide-pdf.sit & aps-1-tutorial-pdf.sit
- 9th to 11th DLs: Remaining documentation that was included in with retail Photoshop 1.0.7 packaging, scanned to PDF.
Filenames: Addendum_to_Version_AP_1.0.7.pdf.zip, Guide_to_Plug-Ins.pdf.zip & Manufacturers_of_Plug-ins.pdf.zip
Other Adobe Photoshop Versions: 0.63 (pre-Adobe) | 1.0.8 LE | 2.0.1 | 2.5.1 | 2.5.1 LE | 3.0 & 3.0.5 | 3.0.5 LE | 4.0 | 5.0 | 5.0 LE | 5.5 | 6.0 | 7.0 | 8.0 (CS1) | 9.0 (CS2) | 10.0 (CS3) | 11.0 (CS4)
CompatibilityArchitecture: 68k
Macintosh SE or newer
- Requirements:
- Macintosh II, IIx, IIcx, llci, SE, SE/30 or later
- Hard disk
- 2 megabytes random-access memory (RAM)
- Macintosh SSW version 6.0.2 or later
- Additionally:
- a gray-scale or color monitor is recommended
- a Macintosh-compatible scanner, optional
- Odd Facts - But True:
- Location of it's Prefs file determines where Photoshop 1.0 sets its virtual memory Scratch Disk. i.e.; If you have additional hard drives and choose one for the Prefs location, that will become the location of Photoshop 1's Scratch Disk.
- In order for Photoshop 1.0 to recognize additional 3rd party filters, the Photoshop Prefs file must reside in its Plug-Ins folder. By saving the Prefs file inside of the Plug-Ins folder, 3rd party plug-ins then become available in the menus. Also, the info button "About Plug-Ins...", located on the "About Photoshop" splash-screen (see screenshots), becomes active and you can get some additional info about those plug-ins.
- Location of it's Prefs file determines where Photoshop 1.0 sets its virtual memory Scratch Disk. i.e.; If you have additional hard drives and choose one for the Prefs location, that will become the location of Photoshop 1's Scratch Disk.
Source code is available from: The Computer History Museum
Comments
I had a freeze using Photoshop 1.0 on Macintosh SE and System 7.0 / 7.1 when opening the "color" picker. The error code was 29, i.e. dsNoPackErr 17 + Color Picker 12 (this is an error code "overflow").
It turns out that if a user installs System 7 for Macintosh SE "only" (as opposed to all Macintosh installation type), the resource PACK #12 is not installed in the System suitcase.
To fix the error, copy paste resource PACK number 12 (the Color Picker) from Installation 1 disk System suitcase, to the machine System suitcase, and no more freeze \o/
@melomac: Thank you for the updater to version 1.1, - I ran it on a System 6 install and it updated version 1.0.7 to 1.1 OK.
Have to say it is the strangest looking updater application I have seen to date - I hope it is an official update. If it is, I'm speechless - Loved the spinning dog-bone tho'
You rock! Thank you!
Added scans of Addendum to PS 1.0.7, Guide to Plug-Ins and Manufacturers of Plug-ins
Awesome! Thanks! slomacuser, if you look at the Tutorial I uploaded, it mentions on pages 3 what was included in the Adobe Photoshop software packages
Might you have the Third-party software documentation or the Quick Reference Card? If you have either, would it be possible to scan them? If it's too much of a hassle, no worries. Thanks again for uploading the plugins disk.
uploaded
Even it's nearly the same, any chance for uploading the 1.0.7 plugins disk anyway?
Thanks, plug-ins for Photoshop version 1 are rare. By two more do you mean the two C-Cube Microsystems compression/decompression plug-ins for 020 or higher Macs? These appear to create compressed tiff's using JPEG compression. Proprietary by the looks as nothing else seems to be able to open the lossy files they create (unless these plug-ins are being used).
You are right it has the same plug-ins and two more
The disk set for Photoshop 1.0.8 LE has a plug-ins disk. I don't know if it is the same as what would have been included with the 1.0.7 set, but I can confirm that they are compatible, they're from the same year (1990) and are on an 800k floppy image.
I would be good to get the original tho' and compare.
Awesome! Thanks!
I have all disks and can do that
According to the PhotoShop Tutorial PDF, there's a 4th disk that should've been included with the 1.0.7 package. "A third-party software disk, containing plug-in modules". Here's a picture of all 4 disks:
If that 4th disk could be uploaded like the other 3 in the "Photoshop_1.0.7_CLEAN.sit" archive, that'd be amazing!
@miku2007: I don't think it would be possible to thank you enough for the upload of the original Disk Copy 4.2 images. Amazing. Thank you.
Image in the second DL mounted without issue in Mini vMac. Much appreciated, 24bit. Thanks.
Same here LeoET. I added a second DL made from the original in 8.6 with DiskCopy.
Attempting to mount the image in Mini vMac, SSW 6.0.8, reports that the disk needs to be unlocked, cannot write to the desktop?
"Huh, cool, except it crashes OS9."
I was able to run it in System 7.5 on a Performa 6300 and on Mac OS 9 running in Tiger's classic layer on a G5 tower.
I don't know how stable it is over time, but I did try a few things before quitting and it was fine.
@turtlecroc
Why am I not surprised? The same year this version of Photoshop was released (1990), the hottest, most powerful Mac on the planet, was the IIfx (if you could afford it) running System 6.0.x.
PPC Mac was still a few years off, and Mac OS 7.0 not quite ready for prime time.
This is ancient, ground-breaking software. Best left to emulators, or better still, much older original Macs and Mac OS's if you are able to...
Photoshop vers. 5 to 7 runs fine on Mac OS 9x. Versions 3 & 4 also run OK, but 5.5 and beyond are Appearance Manager aware (optimized to run on 8.0 or later).
Photoshop 1.0.7 will happily run on a Mini vMac or Mac Plus in one bit mono. Its output can print as full 24 bit color from that vMac or Plus. No mean feat.
Huh, cool, except it crashes OS9.
This is a great little painting app. Wish they'd had layers back in those days, but still a fun relic that is compatible with quite a few image formats still used today!
tried to decompress it on my mac, and it says that the file is corrupt
Original Download Address:
http://www.grenier-du-mac.net/fiches/applications/photoshop.htm
This site is in French, but the downloaded file is in English then.
Klick on the little 'Télécharger' (in green letters) and get the .sit-file. This app works in a 'Classic' environment with 'Tiger' 11 and is tested with Systems 7.5, 8.6 and 9.1 as well.
Adding Tools to Photoshop 1.0.7:
[Edit] Dead link removed - MTT