Adobe Camera App Adds AI-Powered Photo Critique and Background Removal

Adobe has rolled out a fresh artificial‑intelligence feature for its camera app, Project Indigo, that does two things at once: it gives users instant, AI‑generated critiques of their shots and it strips away unwanted backgrounds with a single tap.

The new AI critic evaluates composition, lighting, and color balance, then provides concise, actionable tips. For instance, if a portrait is over‑exposed, the system might suggest “lower the exposure by one stop” or recommend a different angle for softer shadows. These suggestions are especially handy for social‑media creators and hobbyist photographers who want quick, professional‑grade advice without leaving the app.

Meanwhile, the background‑removal tool leverages deep‑learning segmentation to isolate the main subject and replace the surrounding pixels with a transparent layer. Users can then drop the subject onto a new backdrop, build collages, or create cleaner product shots. Adobe claims the model works with a 99.9% accuracy rate across varied lighting conditions, making it reliable for both indoor and outdoor captures.

The interface has been tweaked to make the new capabilities feel native. After snapping a picture, a “AI Review” button appears at the bottom of the screen, opening a pane that shows both the critique report and a “Remove Background” option. Results are rendered in real time, so photographers can edit and share their images within seconds.

Adobe positions this update as a response to the booming mobile‑photography market, arguing that AI should act as a creative partner rather than a replacement. With Project Indigo’s latest upgrade, the app moves beyond a simple camera to become an on‑the‑go photo assistant that helps users improve and re‑imagine every picture they take.

Source: TechCrunch

ETİKETLER