Thank you to everyone who participated in our Layover and Diptic Contest! You guys outdid yourselves -- the entries were so artistic, creative, and truly showed how the two apps can be used together to create amazing images.

After careful consideration, we selected an entry created by @troyaynes. Congratulations, Troy! You have won a $200 iTunes gift card!

And since it was really tough to pick one winner, we thought it would be fun to share the two runners-up.

Created by @crystallewis60 (top image) and @22adri23 (bottom image).

Are you enjoying iOS 6? In addition to the ability to take panoramic pictures and the awesome "do not disturb" button, iOS 6 also has stricter privacy settings. It requires that apps get permission to access your Location, Contacts, Calendar, Reminders, Photos, Facebook and Twitter.

The first time Diptic tries to access your private information, you'll be prompted to grant access to that information. If you approve it, then you're set. If you choose to deny it and later change your mind, you can easily change it in the Settings app.

With iOS 6, there are two permissions that Diptic needs:

• Photos - for general usage
• Location Services - for the "Random Diptic" feature

To change your privacy settings for Photos, go to Settings.app and navigate the following menu: Settings.app > Privacy > Photos > Diptic => ON

For Location Services, navigate the following menu: Settings.app > Privacy > Location Services (this needs to be turned on) > Diptic => ON

Hope this clarifies your privacy questions!If not, please email us at support@dipticapp.com, and we'll help you out!

Today we released an update to optimize Diptic for the iPhone 5's larger screen! Also, stay tuned for Diptic 6.0, which will be a significant update with lots of new fun features!