Adobe camera app’s new feature will critique your photos using AI
Adobe is adding AI-powered features to its iOS camera app, Project Indigo, which use large language models to provide photo critiques and editing suggestions, including object removal, depth of field generation, and style transfer. The features aim to teach photography techniques and offer professional feedback on framing, lighting, and composition, though they are still in development and available to select users. The app leverages Google’s Gemini-based Nano Banana for these capabilities, with the option to switch to Adobe’s own Firefly model, and focuses on helping users understand photography nuances rather than just generating more casual photos.
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