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

Adobe is integrating generative AI into Project Indigo, an experimental camera app focused on a 'natural look' and real-time photography guidance.

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Adobe has updated its experimental iPhone camera app, Project Indigo, with several new generative AI capabilities. These additions include photo editing tools and features designed to provide photography advice and critiques of captured images.

Coverage from The Verge, TechCrunch, and 9to5Mac emphasizes the app's focus on a 'natural look' while incorporating AI. PetaPixel and Engadget highlight the integration of multiple tools and the app's ability to offer direct advice to the user.

Future developments center on the performance of these experimental AI tools as Adobe continues to refine the Project Indigo experience.

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Quick answers

What is Project Indigo?

It is an experimental camera app from Adobe designed for the iPhone.

What new AI features were added?

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

What is the primary aesthetic goal of the app?

According to The Verge, the app embraces a 'natural look'.

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