Adobe Project Indigo AI Photo Critique Comes to iPhone

Adobe Project Indigo AI photo critique analyzes framing, lighting, and emotion while adding smarter editing tools to its experimental iPhone camera ap
Adobe Project Indigo AI Photo Critique Comes to iPhone
Adobe is expanding its experimental Project Indigo camera app with AI features designed not just to edit photos, but to explain how they could be improved. The new Adobe Project Indigo AI photo critique tool can assess elements such as framing, lighting, color, and emotional impact, while additional features offer suggestions for reshooting and editing an existing image. The update also introduces more advanced object removal, AI-generated depth-of-field effects, and photographic style transformations. Adobe says the features are still experimental and available only to select users, meaning they may not all become part of the wider app. The most interesting part of the update, however, is not the ability to remove objects or apply artistic styles. It is the attempt to make AI function more like a photography coach—although whether automated criticism can genuinely improve a person's photography will depend on how useful and specific its recommendations prove to be. What Happened: Pr…