With iPhone 4S released for now a week and elevated camera features, many photography aficionados including amateurs and professionals are delighting in upgraded megapixel count and lens. Capturing high resolution still images and high definition videos surely have contributed to the enhanced camera experience. You could be a happier than ever as you can ditch your point-and-shoot or digital camera to click and shoot almost equal high quality as you do with them, but here is more you get. The iOS 5 continues to enhance your imaging pursuits with iPhone 4S and the latest version of Instagram photo app is what we are talking about. Yes, first you capture gorgeous photos and experiment with angles, then you get to add effects and filter and make your photos even more eye-catchy with the latest Instagram version 2.0.2 version app. If you have upgraded your iPhone 4 with iOS 5 or have bought the whole new iPhone 4S, then it is time you upgrade your Instagram photo app to 2.0.2 version which is poised for iOS 5.
So, what are the bells and whistles of recent Instagram photo app?
Instagram photo app adds up to the greater level of capturing scenes and smiles with iPhone. You must be impressed with the Twitter integration improvements in the new iPhone 4S. Now with the Instagram photo app, you can share photos other than from your album in your tweets. All you need to do is tap on the “…” that you can see below users’ photo comments and caption. Then, click on ‘Tweet’, edit the tweet texts and add to your Twitter account. But, if you want to share your own masterpiece, then focus on photo editing options on the Instagram photo app.
The Instagram photo app has just what we like the most: options in galore. No wonder, why this photo app is the pet photo app of around ten million users. The abundance of choices is presented in simplicity that you can easily handle and experiment with filters at ease. The custom design filters and borders will help you refine your raw photos and transform into professional looking photos. Shuffle with filters like Rise, Inkwell, Earlybird, XPro-II, Amaro, Lomo-fi, Hudson, Toaster, Sutro, Brannan, Walden, Nashville, Hefe, 1977 and many more. Like effects, the app is quite generous in allowing users to upload photos and there is no limit to the number of photos that you can upload. You can share as many photos you want through Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Foursquare, Posterousn and Flickr too.
If your friends can’t help but keep flipping those raw photos captured by you with iPhone 4S, then I am sure they will be insist you to take your flair for photography seriously when you share your edited version of photos done with Instagram photo app.
