Full resolution image editing? Also sharpness issue + Camera Crashes

Is there any way I can use the built in image editor to edit my images at full resolution, or even a selected resolution?
I quickly edited something I want printed to see what I could do with it, and I really like the 'Latte' filter, but I can't print the image it creates because it's a low resolution.
Alternatively does anyone know how to recreate this filter in photoshop?
Also I noticed that when I tried to add sharpness to an image it warped the image? Will this be fixed?
Additionally the camera app frequentley hangs after taking a picture, especially through being accessed by whatsapp etc, and other times it says 'Camera not available', this is really frustrating and also happens to my other Z1, will there be a fix for this?
Thanks!

You should try this app
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