Adobe explains why its DSLR-like camera app Indigo doesn’t support the iPhone 17

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By Ben LovejoyOct 22, 2025, 7:49 am281 pts
Back in the summer, Adobe launched the Indigo camera app in response to complaints about the artificial look of typical smartphone photos, including those from Apple’s stock Camera app. Indigo uses far less aggressive processing in order to give a more natural look, with users saying the results look more like…

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