just hit the Edit button at the bottom of the window and then hit Adjust to bring up the colour level HUD. Without going too crazy, you can raise the red level a little bit to give skin tones a more natural look. Similarly, you can fix any exposure or contrast issues you still have in the photo -- again, a little experimentation will help you find the right tweaks for a given photo. Go Black & White If minor colour edits aren't helping at all, you can always go full black and white or sepia. This will get rid of any major colour issues your picture has and can salvage a dull picture. Sure, you still may not have colour, but you can make the lack of colour look more intentional and less like you're just using a bad camera. Note that while you can take black and white pictures in a lot of camera apps, think hard before doing so. You can always make a colour picture black and white, but you can't make a black and white picture colour again. Of course, you can always shoot two pictures and save yourself the trouble later on. Embrace Your Camera's Mediocrity In the end, you may still be unhappy with some of your cameraphone's photos. After all, while all these tweaks can take your photos from crappy to passable, most phones just can't measure up to a point-and-shoot. However, that doesn't mean you're left without options. A lot of