Your iPhone's camera just got an upgrade thanks to iOS 11 — here are all the ways it changed (AAPL)

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Your iPhone's camera just got some exciting new updates.

Apple's latest iPhone operating system, iOS 11, became available to download on Tuesday. Anyone with an iPhone 5s or newer can download the update, and it comes standard on the new iPhone 8.

When it comes to the camera, there are new editing tools and camera features that will make your iPhone shots feel more like DSLR photos.

While many of the changes will be available to all iPhone users, keep in mind that Apple's DSLR-like feature, Portrait mode, isn't available to everyone. Only those with an iPhone 7 Plus or later have Portrait mode, so only those users will see some of the new tweaks.

Here's a look at all the new photo features in iOS 11:

Memories are more intelligent — and more personalized.

Memories — the photo and video collections Apple automatically creates for you — will now be able to pick your best photos, eliminating things like people blinking or doubled up images.

iOS 11 also includes new types of memories for events like nights out, "TBTs," and anniversaries.

Live Photos got new effects.

With iOS 11, Live Photos got three new effects: Loop, bounce, and long exposure.

- Loop replays the action in the shot over and over

- Bounce plays the video forward then backward

- Long exposure blurs anything moving within the frame like a DSLR camera.

You can now edit Live Photos.

You can now enhance, crop, add filters, trim, and mute your Live Photos. Plus, Apple gives you the option to pick your own "key photo" as the main image.

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