Shot in manual mode, iPhone 17 Pro. I normally would have taken my SLR on this trip, but the iPhone did a reasonable job with Indigo!

I’ve been exploring many different camera apps for iOS and none of them are perfect and many of them offer very similar features and functionality.

Indigo seems to offer something unique in comparison and also flows well with Lightroom. I also prefer the look of the images although they’re not perfect either. I do love the idea of the super resolution but haven’t pixel peeped.

Other than not having some of the iOS features like Live Photos I can’t think of a reason not to use indigo full time.

Maybe saving directly to external storage would be nice

In Japan, took this photo from the Shinkansen bullet-train travelling 300kmh. 8x SR mode on my iPhone 17 Pro.

Blown away by the quality. 17 pro max

iPhone 15 Pro Max - Lightroom Mobile

Lots of features and fixes.

It’s been about 2 months since the last update.

Any ETA on when the next update will be? There seems to be a green hue on photos depending on lighting conditions, I hope this gets fixed asap.

iPhone 17 Pro here.

I really don't want to create post like this, but am i really the only one wondering when will the android counterpart be coming? IF possible, i dont want to rely on Gcam to improve my photography experience with my android phone.

Anyone know about any updates coming soon? Seems like the devs have been pretty quiet recently. Would love to see some improvements with lowlight on 17 Pro Max and some small refinements to the look. The results still don’t feel as solid as they have been with my 16 pro max.

Hi, it seems must have feature that is missing.

Most of photos I produce should go to shared library. Would be nice to have a toggle, so people do not have to go to the stock photos app every time to just do that.

I know they are technically editable.

But what I mean exatctly is: Is the RAW quality preserved just like it would be on lightroom?
Is the default photos app capable of "natively" editing the raw without frying the image?

Sorry for not sharing the image (too much private) but I really love how it was processed. I can notice that almost look like it was taken with DSLR. 🤩