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Instagram just released its most significant update since the social photo sharing app enabled video sharing, adding a slew of photo editing features that bring the app in step with other major photo capture and editing apps like VSCO Cam. 
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Litely is the latest filter photography application that promises to offer smartphone users a new way of capturing and editing their photos. Take a look at the article for more information about the many features included in this app release.
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Smartphones are great for snapping pics and getting photos off your devices and onto your PC is even easier.
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Instagram's latest update brings a variety of new editing tools and filters, as well as improvements in speed. Click the article to find out more about the new features in this latest release.