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Adobe’s ‘natural look’ camera app embraces generative AI

Adobe is integrating generative AI into its experimental Project Indigo camera app to provide photo critiques and editing tools.

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The brief

Adobe has introduced new generative AI capabilities to its experimental iPhone camera app, Project Indigo. The updates focus on a "natural look" and incorporate several AI-driven tools designed for photo editing and analysis.

Coverage from TechCrunch, PetaPixel, and 9to5Mac emphasizes that the app now offers photography advice and the ability to critique photos using AI. Engadget and The Verge further highlight the inclusion of multiple experimental AI editing tools within the interface.

Future developments will center on the performance of these experimental tools and the app's pursuit of a natural aesthetic through generative AI.

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Quick answers

What is the name of Adobe's experimental camera app?

The app is called Project Indigo.

Which device is the app available for?

According to PetaPixel, it is an iPhone camera app.

What AI features have been added to the app?

The app now includes generative AI for photo editing, photography advice, and the ability to critique photos.

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