TL;DR
- Adobe is introducing a new “AI Playground” feature in its Project Indigo iPhone camera app.
- The feature will let users make AI-powered edits to their photos.
- It will also use AI to provide users with feedback on their photos and to teach them how to take better pictures.
Last year, Adobe launched an iPhone camera app built by a team that included two of the minds behind the popular Pixel Camera app. The app, called “Project Indigo,” offers a bunch of useful features, including manual controls and the HDR+ approach of the original Google Camera to capture photos with better dynamic range. Now, Adobe is introducing some impressive new features in the app.
Adobe today announced in a blog post that it’s adding an “AI Playground” to the Project Indigo camera app. This is an experimental feature that uses Google’s Nano Banana model, but the company says it could switch models in the future, or even offer different models to different users as a kind of A/B test.