For those of you who have been following this blog for some time you will have seen my review of iFlashReady, and for those of you who are fairly new to this site you may not have seen that review. Well iFlashReady has recently been updated, and whilst on holiday I used the app quite a bit, and as anyone with either the original iPhone of the iPhone 3G will know the exposure at times can be way off target. This is where iFlashReady comes in handy, so for those of you not familiar with with app, and those who may have forgotten about it, I have decided to revisit the app with a quick review.

iFlashReady basically brightens any dull photos quickly and easily, and can salvage a photo destine for the trash bin to one you can add to your photo album.

Simply launch iFlashReadyand and tap "Choose a Photo to Start", then select a photo from your Camera Roll/Photo Albums and let iFlashReady do its work. You will notice when your photo loads that iFlashReady by default selects the 2nd of the three enhancements and for most this option is adequate, however if not then touching on the Flash/lightening strike icons either side of the default one will produce varied effects. When you happy with the previewed effect, simply tap "Save" and the lightened photo is saved to the Camera Roll, and that's it your done.

Above: Original photo with out iFlashReadyAbove: The same photo with iFlashReady default settingThere are a couple of things that I should point out, the first is the final result can look a little grainy with added noise, but this will very much depend on the photo you are trying to salvage. The second, is this new version can crash after saving a photo, but a reboot of your iPhone should fix this, and is something the developer is actively looking at.

AppStore Link: iFlashReady - Price £0.59 ($.99)