Smartphones and tablets have come a long way since the early days of camera phones and the grainy, washed-out images they produced.
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The whole world suddenly went mad for them, shelling out hundreds of pounds for a phone that could take maybe six images of maybe 100 pixels each. Fast forward a decade or so though, and we’re not so easily impressed. With just about every smartphone now capable of taking thousands of pictures and recording reams of video, we’ve gone from marvelling at the technology to being blasé about it. It’s no longer enough to simply take pictures; we have to make them perfect too."
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Mobile Commerce News ranks their top five photo editing apps, and coming in at number one is Adobe Photoshop Touch. It's expensive because it's the best, but with six other options you're bound to find at least one new great app you'll love.
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"The iPhone has a fantastic camera, but to truly get the best experience, you want to grab a few extra apps. Here’s what every iPhone photographer should have in their toolkit."
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Lifehacker is known for its useful tips, so it's no surprise that the 2014 edition of their best photography apps has something new for everyone. With eight of the best new apps for taking and editing photos mobily, you'll want to make sure you have every single one.
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Looking for a little more excitement in your phone's photos? The Telegraph gives us the 25 best new apps to download that'll help you make and share your images faster and more beautifully. You probably already have a few on the list, but keep an eye out for surprises!