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Adobe has launched a free experimental iPhone camera app called Project Indigo that offers full manual controls, advanced computational photography features like multi-frame noise reduction, RAW output, and tight Lightroom integration, aiming to provide both casual and professional photographers with a natural, high-quality shooting experience.
Adobe has launched Project Indigo, a new computational photography app for iPhone that offers manual controls, natural-looking HDR, and advanced features like multi-frame super-resolution and long exposure, aiming to improve smartphone photography quality and experience.
Google has introduced manual camera controls in its stock camera app, but has limited their usage to the Pixel 8 Pro. However, it has been discovered that this limitation is merely a software lock, as the Pixel 6 Pro and Pixel 7 Pro are also capable of offering manual ISO, shutter speed, and focus options within the latest version of the Google Camera app. While there are some hardware restrictions, such as a shorter maximum shutter speed for older models, modders are expected to integrate Google's Pro controls into their builds soon.
Polaroid has released its first instant camera with manual controls, the Polaroid I-2, featuring a three-lens system for sharp shots and a fixed focal length of 98mm with a maximum aperture of f/8. The camera also includes continuous autofocus using LiDAR, six shooting modes, and compatibility with various film types. Priced at $599.99, the I-2 is built with impact-resistant materials, has an internal rechargeable battery, and features an OLED display, built-in flash, and Bluetooth connectivity for remote control and firmware updates.