Project Indigo's AI editing changes camera angles and relights scenes, not just filters
perilli · x · 2026-09-27
The author spent 8 hours building LEGO's first Star Trek set (USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D), then tried the new AI-assisted editing in Adobe Labs' Project Indigo. Expecting a smart filter, they found the AI instead changed the camera angle of each shot, completely relit the scene, and added lighting to the LEGO model — with almost no hallucinated details. Original photos are posted in the replies for comparison; quality and speed both impressed.
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