Instagram updated with three new filters and emoji hashtags


Instagram for iOS has been updated to version 6.11.0, and with it even more functionality for spicing up your images. And hashtags.
The latest update is being rolled out now, and bumps the version up to 6.11.0. With it, the photo-centric social network has added a trio of new filters: Juno, Reyes and Lark. With Juno, users will be able to brighten up their images while also increasing the contrast. Reyes will add yellow tones to images to get a more “vintage” look, and, finally, Lark will add purple tones while also brighten up the images.
These three additions come months after five photo filters were added.
What’s more, Instagram has added support for emojis in hashtags. Which means there’s a whole new way to tag photos. Here’s the full breakdown of the update:
    Introducing 3 new photo filters! Lark, Reyes and Juno have been added automatically so you can start using them right away.
    Emoji hashtags. Use your favorite emojis to create, share and search for hashtags.
    Get the best of Instagram from the Apple Watch. Browse your feed and like your favorite photos, or even leave emoji comments. Plus stay up to date with interactive notifications right on your wrist.
The update is available now, and a link to the app is available below.
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