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Photogene for iPhone: Pros and cons (video)

The Photogene image editor for iPhone and iPod Touch offers a lot to like, but there's still room for improvement.

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We've long been fans of Photogene, a $2.99 image editor for iPhone and iPod Touch that faces heavy rivalry from apps like the free Photoshop Mobile for iPhone. We figured it's time to take a closer look.

While Photogene offers a lot to like, there's still room for improvement. We outline the pros and cons in this First Look video.