It was back in July when Nokia last patched their popular Creative Studio app for Lumia owners. At the time there was no changelog, which means whatever was fixed was probably very minor. Today’s update bumps the app to version 5.1.1.2 doesn’t bring any new features, but at least it details what’s new.
According to Nokia, version 5.1.1.2 addresses the following:
- General stability improvements and storage related enhancements
We haven’t had too many issues related to stability, but the “storage related enhancements” sounds like the app previously wasn’t managing memory quite as well as it should have been.
If you haven’t used Creative Studio yet, you really should. Of all the photo editing apps out there, Lumia owners have one of the most interesting. Whether it is the selective “color pop”, the ability to add tilt-shift, apply a nice set of filters or just general cropping and tweaking, this app is a blast to use.
Pick up version 5.1.1.2 of Creative Studio here in the Nokia Collection. Thanks, Froi F. and Joel, for the tip
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