And this is precisely what's promised by Project Indigo, a new, free camera app for iPhones developed by Adobe, the company behind Photoshop. The app is designed to deliver high-quality images with ...

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Adobe launched its own take on how smartphone cameras should work this week with Project Indigo, a new iPhone camera app from some of the team behind the Pixel camera. The project combines the ...

Project Indigo will support the iPhone 17 series later this year. Adobe says it plans to release a version for Android, but there’s no timeline for that yet. The camera experience ...

Project Indigo takes an interesting approach to multi-frame image capture, combining up to 32 underexposed frames for a single shot to reduce noise and preserve highlight detail.

Project Indigo offers full manual controls for adjusting the exposure, ISO, focus, white balance, and more on iPhone.

Project Indigo is available to download for free now, and runs on either the iPhone 12 Pro and up, or the iPhone 14 and up. An Android version of the app is coming at some point in the future.