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Adobe’s computational photography app, Project Indigo, faced compatibility issues when adapting to the new square-format selfie sensor in the iPhone 17 series, initially lacking support for Apple’s latest phones. Despite ongoing efforts and updates, Adobe temporarily disabled front-facing camera access to ensure iPhone 17 compatibility.
Since its launch in June, Project Indigo has gained popularity for its unique image processing approach compared to the standard iPhone camera app. However, the iPhone 17’s new sensors posed compatibility challenges, leading Adobe to limit support to the rear camera temporarily. A forthcoming iOS update will restore selfie camera functionality, offering a comprehensive solution for users.
Source: The Verge