Photo editing and sharing app VSCO is making its iOS camera app, Capture, available across the world, following a limited launch in June, when the app could be downloaded only in Ireland, Australia, ...

You can separately lock the focus and exposure—tap the screen with two fingers to conjure up separate focus and exposure reticles. The app does take a little getting used to. In part because it does ...

VSCO’s Cam is a film emulation app for the iPhone and iPad (pixel doubled). It is also one of the new generation of “serious” iPhone camera apps which capture uncompressed JPG files before applying ...

The VSCO mobile app—available for Apple and Android devices—is a subscription-based platform popular with photographers worldwide. Currently priced at $20 a year, it’s an image editor, camera app, and ...

VSCO Cam has already become one of our favorite camera apps on the iPhone thanks to its film emulation effects and clean interface, but a big update for the app is making us fall in love all over ...

VSCO Cam is getting a makeover, the software company announced last week. The popular photo editing app for iPhone and Android, which now boasts over 30 million users, will soon see an update that ...

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Once upon a time, Instagram was a vibrant community of mobile photographers taking consistently great photos. The app’s meticulously crafted filters could make anything look good, it seemed. Years ...

VSCO Cam is a beautifully designed photo app and sharing site, but the Android version lacks the features and stability of the iPhone version, as well as community features found in Flickr and ...

Photography-focused startup Visual Supply Co. on Thursday launched a new app entirely exclusive to iOS: DSCO, a quick and easy way to make animated GIFs on your iPhone. DSCO (pronounced "disco") is a ...