Take better iPhone photos in low light with Cortex Camera

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Take better iPhone photos in low light with Cortex Camera - CNet

If you find that your iPhone 4S, iPad 2, or new iPad struggles in low light, the Cortex Camera app can help. The iPhone 4S' camera does an admirable job in a variety of lighting conditions, particularly when you remember that the device is a phone first ...

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