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Developer TapTapTap has released a major update to its popular iPhone camera app Camera+, adding a new editing section for touching up your photos.
The editor, which is dubbed The Lab, includes all the options you’d expect: straighten, sharpen, temperature, saturation, exposure and more. Here’s an example of what you can do with it:
With the update, The Captions and Filter Layering sections of the app have also gotten a redesign to have the same visual style as The Lab. Meanwhile, the FX and Borders sections have been renamed Filters and Frames, respectively.
Camera+ costs $1.99 for the iPhone and $4.99 for the iPad, but that hasn’t stopped over 10 million users from buying the app. Today’s new editing features should help convince a few more of you to make the purchase.
➤ Camera+ for iOS
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