What if your smartphone camera could see like a DSLR—without the bulk, but with a brain?

In Episode 31 of The Neuvieu AI Show, we explore Adobe’s Project Indigo, an experimental mobile camera app that merges artificial intelligence and computational photography to push the boundaries of what a phone camera can do. Indigo doesn’t just take pictures—it intelligently renders moments before you tap the shutter.

We break down:

• How Indigo fuses multiple raw frames for stunning HDR and night photography
• Dual RAW+JPEG output, manual controls, and adaptive AI rendering profiles
• Reflection removal, long exposure effects, and multi-frame super-resolution
• Why Indigo’s real-time viewfinder preview redefines how photographers compose shots
• What this means for photojournalists, storytellers, and casual users on the move
• And how this tech blurs the line between traditional photography and machine-enhanced vision

This episode isn’t just about a new camera app—it’s about a new way of seeing.