Instagram new iOS app.
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Instagram rolled out new apps today with promises of a better camera, scaling and cropping functions, control over the blurring of photos and -- of course -- another filter.
The company touted its upgrades in a blog post , highlighting the camera's new features for iOS. This includes an Instagram-themed shutter and shutter release button, a preview of the most recent photo on the camera roll, a grid guide for the scale and crop and screen, and for those using the iPhone 5, an improved camera roll image selector.
Another improved feature, tilt-shift, allows for more precise blurring and a "vastly more realistic rendering of depth of field," boasts Instagram.
The new filter, called Willow, is a black and white filter "with subtle purple tones and a translucent glowing white border. This filter works well on portraits, still life and architecture photographs with contrast," according to the post.
Android users will also get access Willow in the latest update released today.
It's just more ammo for Instagram as it continues to wage its filtered photo wars against other companies trying to take a shot at its action.
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