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Favourite Photo - Playing with Camera Plus on my iPhone

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Playing with Camera Plus on my IPhone.
After using Camera Plus
It looks like a model, but its not. Its a pretty cool feature of an iPhone app called Camera Plus. It works really well on shots taken looking down from a great height. It also works on shots taken close up but not as well. It also depends on what is in the image as to how good it works.

Here is another example.

L11 @ Clyde
My train at Clyde
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  1. AnonymousNovember 1, 2010 at 10:26 PM

    I have had this app for ages and have NO IDEA how to do that!!! Show me?

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