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As any photographer will know, regardless of what equipment they possess, or the quality of their technique, camera-derived art is as much based on post-capture processing, as it is on the pressing of a shutter button and all that leads up to it. The iPhone was one of the first devices truly to combine these two halves of image-making into one package, and as a result, iOS is blessed with both good variety and good quality in the image editing department. 
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Whether you are professional photographer that likes to travel light (i.e. without a laptop) or casual photographer that simply likes the convenience of using the iPad, there are a number of apps in the app store for editing photos. We have sifted through the bunch and selected some of our favorites.
Kitty Fisher's insight:
Are you still indecisive about the apps you want to install on your ipad? This app-advice site could very well become your new helping tool.
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"Get BeFunky Photo Editor for iPad on the App Store. See screenshots and ratings, and read customer reviews. One of the most popular photo editors just got even better. And here it is for you to try out!"
Kitty Fisher's insight:
BeFunky has decided to get a makeover! Now it's easier and if you are unhappy with an edit, you can click the undo button. Even better than that, it's free...so try it out.
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PicsArt Update for iOS Devices: Live Camera Effects and Masks, the Mirror Effect, and the Clone Tool
A new update for iOS Devices is available with some new features PicsArtists will not want to miss. Users can now apply the following live photo effects while they shoot: Color splash, Light Cross, Lomo, Poster, Pastel, Comic, Watercolor, Contours, Sketcher, Old Paper, Grafit, Neon, Gouache, Holgart 1 & 2, Swirl, Mirror, and Hue.
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What use to be Afterglow has upgraded to Afterlight. Mark Myerson goes through the process of using this photoshop, editing tool for your ipad and iphone, just to bring you up to date. About whether of not, this biggest brother can hold up in the iOS family.