Marc Levoy is the man behind the excellent computational photography that made Pixels famous. He and his team worked on the Night Sight feature, HDR+ and Portrait Mode without requiring a second camera for depth sensing. Well, Marc is now with Adobe and is working on an exciting new project - a universal camera app.
What
"universal" means is that almost anyone with a smartphone could take advantage of Adobe's app.
For now, Adobe's giving little details on the project, but we have little doubt that we will be hearing more about it in the future.
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