We took some sample photos with Project Indigo and the normal iPhone camera to see how they compare.

Adobe’s Project Indigo is a new camera app that processes your photos for a contrastier, more natural look than the iPhone’s camera typically does. It also fully embraces computational photography to maximize image quality. We took some sample photos with Project Indigo and the normal iPhone camera to see how they compare. All photos were taken on an iPhone 16 Pro with default, automatic settings for both apps. Project Indigo’s beta is available right now.

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