Over the years, smartphone cameras have started producing overly processed images, which makes them look unnatural. This has given birth to new camera apps that let you capture images with minimal processing, Halide Process Zero being the most popular implementation.
Back in June 2025, Adobe quietly entered this segment and launched Project Indigo, an experimental camera app with a simple goal: make your phone photos look less like phone photos.
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It offers full manual controls, shoots in JPEG and raw DNG, and is free to download. After spending the better part of a year refining the experience, Adobe is now bringing it to more devices.
Which new devices support Project Indigo?
The latest update brings iPad support to the app. If your iPad has at least 6GB of RAM, you are good to go. That covers iPad Pro models from 2020 onwards, M1 and later
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