If you want to take your feed to the next level and get better images without having to invest in an expensive camera and editing software, here are some apps that will make having a better feed easier and more accessible.

1. VSCO

An app with a built-in camera and in-app interface to share photos with other VSCO users. There are dozens of filters to play around with to see which one best suits your photo.

Explore the relationship between the complimentary colors orange and blue on the Spectrum Collection. Link in bio. #WetheCreators #VSCO Image by vsco.co/kaitmoritz

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Download for free on the App Store and Play Store.

2. Cortex Camera

Use this app to get those tricky picture-perfect shots at night or in darker places like this cave!

Cave of the Eagle, Sierra de Gredos. I managed to take this photo thanks to the #cortexcam App. It really worked fine in this very low light conditions. And I really enjoyed the 17°C temp while outside was 36°C! ⛰ . . . #cave #cuevadelaguila #spain #iphone #snapseed #lowlight #stalactite

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Download on the App Store for £2.99 and for £2.79 on the Play Store

3. Touch Retouch

This useful app is perfect for those with little-to-no Photoshop experience. This app retouches by replacing the area with pixels the same colour as the surrounding colour.

Download for £1.99 on the Apple Store and Play Store

Пример силуэтной фотографии. Минимальная обработка, убрал лишние столбы при помощи программы TouchRetouch, добавил фильтр wwf в vsco #cow #sunrise #smartograph #shotoniphone #iphone5s #vsco #touchretouch

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4. ProCamera.

This app has plenty of tools to help you take crisp, DSLR-like photos. It is on the pricier side, but it will take your iPhonography to the next-level.

Today's #procamera7 feature is a whistful landscape by @solarfractal. Thanks James for tagging your beautiful photo into our feed.

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Download on the App Store for £4.99

5. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom

This app will help you adjust the lighting on your images, and can take bland shots to a new level.

Download for free on the App Store and Play Store