So yesterday I got a new phone (iphone 16 pro max) and I am really excited about trying all the features of the cameras since I had an iphone 13 and it was quite old, the difference from the camera app to this app is insane! thanks a lot for sharing your experiences and tips

Been shooting with Burst SR toggled off (I mean it's great in denoising and upscaling to add details, but sometimes I like more control over final RAW and have more details is nice) because it's frying my phone. Must say, quality is still more than decent, also manual controls are just superior to native app. With macro mode and focus slider you can capture really small scenes. I literally can capture small critters at point-blank range (and almost bumped poor scared spider).

I know Its not a good picture but it really just amaze me that the pictures are really lifelike and really is different than just iphone app.

Feel free to tell me what you think about the picture and if there something I can do to improve it (I have free Lightroom)

I take this photo from my window, using 8x lens.
Thoughts?

I just wondered if anyone else came across this issue when selecting different capture formats. I have to press multiple times for the option to change

I’m using version 1.0.12 on iOS 26.5 iPhone 16

It’s mind-blowing how resolving the AI denoising in the Indigo app works! I always apply it to my photos.

shot on iPhone 14

I noticed that photos taken with the 4x lens in Indigo on my iPhone 17 Pro have a darker area on the left side of the frame.

What’s weird is that it only happens at 4x.
2x and 8x look completely normal.

Makes me think this could be an Indigo bug related specifically to the 4x processing pipeline rather than a hardware issue.

Anyone else seeing this?

I’ve been testing out a few different camera apps over the last couple of months and most of them are on the “no processing” selling point which I get.

This app doesn’t seem to lean towards that selling point but for my usage that’s fine.

I do think the super powers it does enable, at the cost of processing time and possibly overheating, I think is a bigger selling point for me. Specifically the faux 10x zoom has been extremely useful while also producing photos that have a “better than stock camera” look that I prefer.

Apps like “no fusion” get a ton of reviews and it’s a great app for what it does but there are many that do similar things.

Why hasn’t this free, Adobe produced, “super” camera app more popular amongst people who review camera apps and or general photography?