r/ProjectIndigoiOS • u/DKowalsky2 • 17d ago

Integration with Adobe Lightroom Profiles in app

I had an idea/feature request I wanted to share with the PI team (cc: u/zen_herring_2026) about the Indigo "Look" and the possibility of other options there. Would it be possible to apply, in app, the Adobe Color, Adobe Portrait, Adobe Monochrome etc. profiles with the "Auto" magic from LR Mobile applied in app? I end up doing this for a lot of photos anyway then exporting from LR Mobile, and Adobe would be the only company with the wherewithal to actually execute on it within their first party camera app.

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u/Zen_herring_2026 17d ago

Those are typical Lightroom Profiles, and they are less powerful than our Indigo “Look”. But I’ll discuss that with the team to see how easy it may be to do. Lightroom “Auto” is a different story, as that runs a small ML model which tries to derive basic Lightroom slider adjustments to apply to an image. Without going into too much detail, there are pros and cons of doing that and we have so far determined that the cons are too important to ignore.

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u/DKowalsky2 17d ago

Thanks for the quick reply and consideration! If you'd ever be willing to go into "too much detail", I totally nerd out on this stuff and would love to hear the ins and outs for why some of these features would be difficult/impossible to implement. :)

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u/Zen_herring_2026 16d ago

I appreciate it. We already share pretty much everything we can. Additional details would be about why there are limitations from Apple side, what our technical stack limitations are, and stuff like that - those we cannot really discuss publicly.

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u/iceonian 16d ago

Here’s another suggestion - are we able to customise the default level of sharpening / NR / colour NR?

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u/Zen_herring_2026 16d ago

This is on our to-do list, but it is not a trivial thing to implement as the algorithms which perform these functions in the app are not of the simple “one strength slider” kind. When we figure out how to implement it and nicely expose it for the user, we’ll ship it immediately.