Tap this arrow icon at any time to save or share (email or upload to Facebook) the current image or to move on to edit a different image. Images are saved and shared according to your settings. When saving, a new copy of the image is always created (in the iPhone's camera roll or the iPod's saved photos), leaving your original image unchanged and allowing you to easily save multiple versions of the same image. To edit another image, choose an image from your photo library, or shoot a new photo with the iPhone camera.

To change the shape of the frame, simply press the shape icon, and then press one of the six shape icons that appear.

To change the color of the frame, press the color icon, and then use the slider to choose a new color.

To crop the image, first press the crop icon. You can resize the crop rectangle by dragging any of the square handles that appear, or move it by dragging the middle of the rectangle.

In Settings mode, you can view these instructions and also specify personal preferences related to saving images. You can count on getting good results with the default settings, but there may be times you want to do something different. You can easily restore the original settings at any time by tapping the Defaults button.

Save Resolution, Share Resolution and Scale Up: These settings determine the maximume resolution of your saved and shared images. Higher resolution images take longer to save, longer to upload, and use more space on your device, so don't save more than you need. If your images will only be viewed on your device, you can safely choose Low, but if you want to preserve the resolution that was captured by your camera, you should choose High.

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