Remove Filters From Photos In iOS 7

Remove Filters From Photos In iOS 7

Filters are a lot of fun to play with, but nothing quite beats a clean, filterless photo. If you’ve already applied a filter in iOS 7’s Photos app, you might not realise that you can restore it back to its original shot in just a few steps.

If you’ve applied a filter and saved a photo, you can revert it like so:

  1. Open your photo in the Photos app.
  2. Tap the Edit link in the upper right-hand corner.
  3. Tap the Filters button (three intersecting circles).
  4. Scroll the filter list to the right until you see “None” to remove all filters, or select a new filter.
  5. Click Apply, then Save.

Remember, this only works for photos with filters that were applied from the iOS 7 Photos app. To remove filters from Instagram photos, check out an app called Normalize — it can’t restore the original exactly, but it can at least make it look a bit more natural.

Remove Colour Filters from Photos in iOS to Restore the Original Image [OS X Daily]


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