Promising to offer users “a complex algorithm to accurately simulate a real glass lens,” Glass Tilt Shift’s main features come in the form of two gestures which allow users to precisely manipulate their digital images. Glass Tilt Shift certainly isn’t a fully-featured photo editor instead, it does one main job, but it does that job really well. Thankfully, a number of third-party apps help in this respect, and one of the latest - and most interesting - is Glass Tilt Shift. But even Apple’s latest enhancements don’t let users give their pictures the full retro treatment. The iPhone is turning into an increasingly complex point-and-shoot camera - one that we have with us all day, every day. Put an analog spin on your digital pics using this interesting photo-editing app Hi! Thanks for reading. This post looks better in our award-winning app, Tips & Tricks for iPhone.
