Project Indigo

Project Indigo

A new camera from Adobe Labs

697 ratings
1165 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 12, 2025
  • July 31, 2026
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This app offers advanced computational photography with manual controls for a natural, SLR-like image look. It captures bursts of photos to create high-quality images with reduced noise and enhanced dynamic range, suitable for both casual and professional users.

Computational photography pipeline
Natural image look (SLR-like)
Full manual camera controls
Photo and Night modes
Super-resolution for zoom
Macro mode
Live viewfinder with histogram and zebra striping
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What's New in Project Indigo

1.1.1

July 31, 2026

AI Playground sign-up - If you weren't selected for the experiment, you can now apply for access via Apple’s TestFlight app. Tap the AI Playground icon in the filmstrip and fill in the form with your email address to request access. NOTE: slots are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. AI Playground experiment improvements: - Custom edit now saves a history of the last 10 edits. - Cleaned up the multi-select experience and Cancel/Save/Delete workflow. - Improved the onboarding experience when the last photo in the Camera Roll was not captured with Indigo. - Added a confirmation dialog when dismissing the current session so the generations are not irreversibly lost. - Shows a label for the last feature used to generate the photo for easier navigation during a session. - Disabled the filmstrip long-press gesture while in AI Playground mode, as it could leave the UI in an inconsistent state. - AI Playground is now locked in portrait orientation. - Various minor improvements and bug fixes. Other improvements: - Reduced the delay for the stability indicator to transition from shaky to stable, which should improve quality in some low-light situations. - Tuned per-frame exposure time in Night mode to favor longer exposures. Total capture duration remains the same.

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Update 1.1.1

After installing update 1.1.1, the application stopped working, the screen is black. iPhone 15 pro max, ios18

希望可以支持中文

有的地区还没上架

Pre-Subscription Guinea Pigs

Adobe is offering this product free for now but you just wait - once they get it dialed in they’ll come after you for money! It’s the Adobe way!!

Pushing AI slop

Went from a slow, but interesting, attempt to replicate Pixel Camera on iOS, but has now started pushing genAI junk onto its users

iPhone 17 Regular

The app is great, and photos taken with it really do have a more professional look. However, it promises better quality than the native camera for zoomed-in shots—something I saw demonstrated in review videos. Yet, on the standard iPhone 17, it doesn't seem to work quite as well, as any photo taken with the native camera retains significantly more detail when zoomed in.
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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Shutter sound cannot be disabled

Bug

AI-based features causing loss of detail

Bug

Requested Features

3 requests

Support for higher resolution photos

Feature

Improved tap-to-focus functionality

Feature

Better optimization for battery and thermal performance

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FAQ

What is Project Indigo?

Project Indigo is a camera application developed by Adobe Labs that utilizes a custom computational photography pipeline. It aims to provide a natural, SLR-like image look and offers a comprehensive set of manual camera controls for users.

What are the key features of Project Indigo?

Key features include a computational photography pipeline that captures bursts of photos for higher quality, distinct Photo and Night modes, manual controls for focus, exposure, and white balance, super-resolution for improved zoom, and a macro mode. The viewfinder also provides a live histogram and zebra striping.

Is Project Indigo free to use?

Based on the provided information, Project Indigo is a free application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription models.

What devices is Project Indigo compatible with?

Project Indigo is available for iPhone 12 and 13 Pro/Pro Max, and all 14, 15, 16, or 17-series devices. For the best experience, using an iPhone 15 Pro or newer is recommended.

How does Project Indigo improve photo quality?

The app captures a burst of photos with each shutter press and combines them to produce images with lower noise and higher dynamic range. Its computational photography pipeline and AI processing also contribute to a natural, SLR-like look, particularly for subjects and skies.