Photos blurry in iPhoto for iOS!!!

I just noticed something... I have in the past edited several photos in iPhoto for iOS (changed saturation and stuff), and looking back at them now I have realised that when I pressed the button to view the original image, the original is much crisper and clearer! Why is the edited version a bit fuzzy and blurry? Is anyone else experiencing this problem?

At the moment I cannot see a way to do it in 'iPhoto' you have to do it in the 'Photos' app. My workflow is to organize in 'Photos' and use 'iPhoto' for editing. Hopefully future versions will make this much easier.

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