Adobe Indigo App Embraces AI
Adobe's experimental camera app, Indigo, now integrates generative AI tools to enhance iPhone photography. The update brings a more natural look to mobile photos.
Adobe's Indigo camera app has introduced a significant update by incorporating generative AI tools. Initially launched to provide a more natural, SLR-like look for iPhone photography, the app now leverages AI to further enhance photo quality. Notably, this update does not utilize Adobe's own Firefly AI models. According to The Verge AI, this move marks an interesting turn for the app. The integration of AI tools is expected to offer users advanced photo editing capabilities. The update is part of Adobe's ongoing efforts to improve mobile photography experiences. For more information, visit the source article on The Verge AI website.
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