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But as a photographer, Ive lost my love for the gram big time.
And Im not the only one.
Organize gives you another way to view your editing “Recipe”, bringing Presets and Tools into a drop-down view
Instagram is used by millions worldwide, but its falling out of favor with plenty of stills photographers.
This is part of a regular series of articles exploring the apps we couldn’t live without.Read them all.
Are there any groundbreaking features on offer?
Organize gives you another way to view your editing “Recipe”, bringing Presets and Tools into a drop-down view
I found this plan too limiting and quickly signed up for a 7-day trial of the Plus plan.
When you consider thatSnapseed is a totally free mobile photo editor, VSCO starts to look very pricey.
Especially when some of its previously free features have been put behind a paywall.
Organize gives you another way to view your editing “Recipe”, bringing Presets and Tools into a drop-down view
It’s a good thing the film emulations reproduce the look of analog photossowell, then.
Crucially, VSCO does so in a way that looks genuine rather than artificial and gimmicky.
Or you could use VSCO’s camera to add funky effects like double exposures and prism effects.
It helps to start with a decent image (this pet photo was from the Leica M11-P) but presets and effects are very polished
No one sees a photo I’ve shared?
Then it’s no biggie and there’s no embarrassment.
The Studio section of the app is where you can add and sort through photos, and select several to make collages
