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N9 is the first phone to sport a non-destructive photo editor … in the world

 

There isn’t much we don’t know about the Nokia N9, but we now know one more thing, something that the Finnish company is calling “non-destructive photo editing” and they are proud to announce, the N9 is the only phone in the world at this moment in time to offer this feature.

Basically, you can mess around with any feature you can think of whether it be brightness,contrast,rotation,cropping red-eye etc, and then when you open it the next time there will be an option to “reset to original” which seems to be the most useful feature in the world, like if you let your kids play with your phone and those “one time shots” from your holiday that are on your phone, your kid might mess around and place a smiley on the statue of liberty, when you open it you can change it back to good old lady liberty.

Source: Pocketnow

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