Adobe gives the iPhone photo app a glow-up with SLR power - for free

Snapping photos through your mobile phone is certainly convenient. But it's not necessarily the best option, especially if you're looking to capture high-quality images. 

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Now, Adobe has released a new camera app that aims to address some of the limitations of mobile photography.

Possible Camera app replacement

Available now in the App Store, the free Project Indigo app serves as a possible replacement for the built-in Camera app. But you'll need the right type of phone. The app works with all Pro and Pro Max iPhones starting with the iPhone 12, and with all non-Pro iPhones starting with the 14.

Adobe stresses that Indigo performs some heavy-duty computing, so the newer your phone, the better. Besides being free, the app requires no Adobe account or ...