Adobe's Firefly AI is now available as mobile apps for iPhones and Androids, the company announced on Tuesday. These apps are ...

Adobe's new Project Indigo uses some heavy-duty computing to achieve a more natural look for your photos, similar to what you ...

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Adobe says the app is meant for anyone who wants higher-quality photos from their phone, and it comes after years of research ...

Adobe launched a free AI camera app for the iPhone called Project Indigo, aiming to offer users DSLR-like photo performance.

The folks over at Adobe made a camera app that leaps over the iPhone's weaknesses, especially in low light scenarios. I ...

Adobe enters iPhone camera wars with Project Indigo, perhaps the most ambitious third-party camera app effort yet, and 32-frame fusion may be its party piece.

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Indigo distinguishes itself through its unique approach to image capture and processing. Unlike most camera apps that rely heavily on the iPhone's built-in imaging pipeline, Indigo ...