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Eileen89

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I use Fotolr PS. I like it because it includes several editing tools. Here's a few screenshots so you can see how it looks.

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d0ster

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I use Camera+. Very simple and straight forward. Quite a few members use this app to show off pics in the iP4S picture thread.
 

Alli

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What kind of editing do you want to do? I have yet to find a single iOS app that does everything I need.
 

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I use a variety of apps for editing but PhotoWizard is quite versatile. I love being able to use blending modes and curves. I'm sure other apps out there do that too but I haven't tried them yet.
 

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Totally depends on how powerful/complex you need the app to be. Are you looking for simple color adjustments, or the ability to alter curves and levels? Do you need to be able to add text to your photos? Do you just want quick and dirty Instagram-style filters? And so on...there are SO many apps out there that the answer really changes depending on user needs.

I'm a heavy photo editor, for what it's worth, and I mostly use TiltShift Generator, Photogene2 and Photoforge 2, AutoStitch (for panoramas), and Photoshop Express for some quick fixes. One app I really love for creating oddball photos is ToonPaint, which does a pretty incredible job of turning photos into line art.
 

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Instagram and hipstamatic are quite simple, quick editing ones to use. they use filters. I personally prefer Instagram especially if you are sharing on twitter, facebook, flickr etc
 

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Bringing the thread from the dead a bit but thought i'd share my two pence

Camera+ I use for most editing
Snapseed good for editing
Big lens (which I've hardly ever seen mentioned) for blurring backgrounds which I find in some pictures works to great effect
 

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