Adobe adds generative AI tools to its Indigo camera app
The Verge AI · rss · 2026-07-21
Adobe’s experimental Project Indigo camera app, originally pitched as a more natural-looking iPhone camera, is now being updated with generative AI features.
- Adobe is testing an “AI Playground” toolset inside Indigo.
- The new suite is experimental, does not rely on Adobe’s own Firefly models, and can be opted out of.
- A small percentage of users will get free access over the next few weeks, with no sign-in required in the test cohort.
More from Multimodal
- ostris pre-training "Primal VAE": 1-channel latents match modern 8x VAEs via patching — ostrisai · 2026-10-26
- Slopcore: AI-generated meme films turn low-fi slop aesthetics into a subculture — Yamapama · 2026-10-26
- TischEins, a large Midjourney SREF library, relaunches with new design after security outage — tisch_eins · 2026-10-26
- MOSS-Image-SFT 4-step distillation tops 16.5K downloads on Hugging Face — _akhaliq · 2026-10-26
- Claude Code can now edit videos: a 10-prompt workflow from raw footage to final cut — TawohAwa · 2026-10-26
- One-sentence 3D worlds turn cinematic with CineMap and TapNow — gizakdag · 2026-10-26