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Adobe Indigo Camera App Adds Generative AI Editing Suite

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What changedAdobe's experimental camera app Project Indigo gets new generative AI editing tools.
Why it mattersThe suite relies on Google's Nano Banana model instead of Adobe's Firefly, impacting iPhone photographers using Indigo.
Who should careAI coding tool users
Affected stackNo specific stack identified
Source confidenceMedium · Reliable media or first-hand reporting

Adobe's experimental camera app Project Indigo received a 1.1 update adding a generative AI tool suite called 'AI Playground'. It includes Styles (AI filter presets), Object Editing (remove objects), Photo Guidance (photo analysis suggestions), and Custom Edit (custom prompt editing). Notably, this suite currently uses Google's Nano Banana AI model rather than Adobe's own Firefly. Adobe calls this an experiment, free for a small group of Indigo users, with a potential paid version later. Currently lacking Adobe's usual AI transparency markers, the team is working on adding C2PA Content Credentials, while Google's Nano Banana uses SynthID watermarking. For iPhone photographers using Indigo, this enables in-app generative AI editing, but whether results are 'fair' or 'misleading' depends on usage and sharing.

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  • The Verge:AI

    Consumer AI products, platform shifts, and policy/culture impact.

  • The Verge:AI

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