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Screened this month: Photo apps, new and useful.
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8mm Vintage Camera Forget Hipstamatic -- 8mm Vintage Camera takes vintage to the next level. A range of lenses, films and effects will give your movies the edge, generated in real time.
Pano This easy-to-use app intelligently creates a panorama for you on the fly. Simply use the on-screen guides to ensure you line up frames perfectly during shooting to make your 360°.iOS, £1.49; Android, £1.87
iTime Lapse Pro
Compress a whole day's office action into a one-minute video clip.
This app has a wealth of recording settings to ensure your patient voyeurism is always rewarded.
Camera+ From taking a photo, to cropping, tweaking and uploading it, Camera+ handles the entire process of perfecting your amateur shots. It's to your iPhone what Photoshop is to your DSLR.
Paper Camera Who needs fancy lens filters? The Paper Camera app renders your smartphone snaps as arty pencil drawings, soft pastel sketches and Pop Art-style comic-book panels.
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Cat Paint
Described by its developer as "the premier cat-based image editor for the iPhone", CatPaint lets you add cats to your photos, and laser eyes to your cats.
Essential.
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