Archive · 27 Oct 2025
Adobe's Project Indigo Gains iPhone 17 Support With Limitations
Adobe's Project Indigo, a photo app, now works with the iPhone 17.
However, the app can't use the front-facing camera on these new phones because of its new square design.
Because of the incompatibility, Adobe temporarily turned off the front camera feature.
They are working on fixing it and the front camera will work again after the iOS 26.1 update.
This workaround enables users to use the app's special image processing on the back camera.
Adobe's Project Indigo now supports iPhone 17.
The app temporarily disabled front-facing camera functionality.
Issue relates to the front-facing camera sensor design.
Project Indigo relies on computational photography for high quality photos.
Full selfie camera functionality expected after the iOS 26.1 update.
- Who
- Adobe
- What
- Released iPhone 17 support for Project Indigo, with selfie camera disabled
- When
- Unspecified
- Where
- iPhone 17 devices
- Why
- To offer functionality on the latest iPhone
- App
- Project Indigo
- New Device Support
- iPhone 17
- Primary Issue
- Front-facing camera incompatibility
- Workaround
- Front camera temporarily disabled
- Affected Functionality
- Front-facing camera
- Expected Fix
- iOS 26.1 update
