We took some sample photos with Project Indigo and the normal iPhone camera to see how they compare.

Overview of Project Indigo - Project Indigo is an Adobe app designed to create images with a more natural, high-contrast look, contrasting with the typical washed-out photos from camera phones [1][2] - The app utilizes computational photography, merging multiple frames to reduce noise and enhance dynamic range [2][3] - The app's processing leans towards darker exposures, differing from the iPhone's tendency to brighten shadows [3] Performance and Trade-offs - Project Indigo is currently in beta, which results in it running hot and processing images slowly [4] - There is a risk of losing images if the user switches to the main camera app during processing [4] Availability and Future - The app is currently free for download and use, but its future pricing is uncertain [5]