Before we move onward and upward, though, here\u2019s something important to bear in mind: the biggest changes of this 320<\/strong> version relate to saving<\/strong> and synchronizing<\/strong> your pictures; all the settings have been brought together in one section, accessible via the Library<\/strong>. Without going into detail, it\u2019s now possible to save a version, including its applied Hipstamatic<\/strong> filters, while also saving the original. You can also save each combo change of the same picture, thus creating many different images. The subject matter is vast and complex, so we\u2019ve put together a tutorial<\/strong><\/span><\/a>, explaining all the different options of this new 320<\/strong> version of Hipstamatic<\/strong>. The article can be found here<\/strong><\/span><\/a>.<\/p>\n Hipstamatic for\u00a0iPad<\/strong><\/p>\n Great news!\u00a0Hipstamatic<\/strong> now runs natively on iPad<\/strong>! You can now take pictures with your iPad, but that\u2019s not the clincher; the most interesting part of it is that you can now edit your pictures on a larger screen. The big deal is that Hipstamatic 320<\/strong> (for iPhone and iPad) also boasts another novelty: the synchronization of your Favorite Presets<\/strong> via iCloud, for easy editing on any of your devices. I have, personally, not been able to test it, as the Beta version of 320<\/strong> is not installed on all my gear.<\/p>\n\n\t\tInnovations<\/h3>\n