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For instance, Google’s camera coach capability for Pixel phones, released last year, offered more generic framing suggestions
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Adobe is adding new AI-powered features to its experimental iOS camera app called Project Indigo, launched last year.
Key facts
- Photography apps, including Apple Photos, Google Photos, and Adobe Photoshop, have offered object removal for years
- Despite Levoy’s criticism of the prompt-based implementation, Project Indigo has its own feature that lets you describe your edit
- The company is using Google’s Gemini-based Nano Banana for these features, but it’s open to swapping in other models, including its own Adobe Firefly model
- Adobe is adding new AI-powered features to its experimental iOS camera app called Project Indigo, launched last year
Summary
It’s also adding other AI features, like advanced object removal, depth of field generation, and the ability to add different styles to photos. Marc Levoy, the person heading Adobe’s project, had previously developed Pixel’s camera chops. For instance, Google’s camera coach feature for Pixel phones, launched last year, offered more generic framing suggestions. The second is capture and edit suggestions, which give you tips about reshooting the photo on how you can change framing, exposure, and objects in the viewfinder.