Instagram for Android update with five new filters

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Instagram has released a rather special upgrade for its Android app, which includes the ability to upload slow-motion video, real-time commenting, perspective adjustment and for the first time in two years has added a bunch of new filters.

Hit the break to see exactly what Instagram had to say about its latest update.

Inspired by the photography, art, fashion and design of the global Instagram community, we’re releasing five new filters that we believe are our best yet. You’ll see the filters at the front of your filter tray: Slumber, Crema, Ludwig, Aden and Perpetua. They soften and subtly shift colors to achieve the look and feel you want for your each photo.

To make it easier to choose between filters, we’ve updated how they’re displayed. When you go to apply a filter to your photo, each filter icon on the bottom now displays a blurred preview of your photo with its effect applied. This lets you see at a glance how your photo will appear with each filter applied.

Finally, we know that everyone has their favorite filters. We want to keep things simple as we add more, so we’ve added a new “Manage” button at the end of your filter tray. Tap it to re-arrange the order of your filters and hide the ones you rarely use.

As is customary with all major updates, the upgrade is being distributed in stages, but if you don’t feel like waiting for a notification confirming that it’s ready for your device, you can search for the update manually. To do this simply head into the Play Store,” then “My Apps,” and select “Instagram”. If it's ready you'll see a green “update” button.

Source: Instagram

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