The photo on the left of some building I wandered past yesterday in Times Square was captured using the iPhone 4’s default camera application; the photo on the right is the same image imported into the Camera+ app ($1.99 in the iTunes store) with the app’s “Clarity” filter applied. The difference is in the details — and the details are definitely more noticeable. This trick is one of many NBC’s Anthony Quintano offered in a recent guide detailing how to capture and share better Instagram photos. Quintano is one of the best adopters of Instagram as a photojournalism medium, and his techniques extend far beyond the Instagram app. Read more of Anthony Quintano’s Instagram and iPhoneography tips here
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The photo on the left of some building I wandered past yesterday in Times Square was captured using the iPhone 4’s default camera application; the photo on the right is the same image imported into the Camera+ app ($1.99 in the iTunes store) with the app’s “Clarity” filter applied.

The difference is in the details — and the details are definitely more noticeable.

This trick is one of many NBC’s Anthony Quintano offered in a recent guide detailing how to capture and share better Instagram photos. Quintano is one of the best adopters of Instagram as a photojournalism medium, and his techniques extend far beyond the Instagram app.

Read more of Anthony Quintano’s Instagram and iPhoneography tips here

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