The built-in camera offers manual features, including exposure compensation, shutter speed, manual focus, and even the option of shooting RAW files which will grant you more flexibility in editing. From the Studio section, mobile photographers can upload a photo from the camera roll or use VSCO’s built-in camera. The app opens on the Studio page, while icons at the bottom navigate to the app’s social community and the user profile.
Of course, it also includes the annual subscription price that works itself out to be less than $2 per month, but could still be a turn off for some users. While the free app includes some filters and custom photo controls, a VSCO X subscription comes with everything - all the filters and all the tools. VSCO also has an education series exclusive to X users with tips and how-tos. Currently, X subscribers have early access to video editing tools that are not part of the free app. Of course, users won’t always know what features are coming, but whenever a new feature is released, X subscribers will be the first to see it. VSCO X is like having dozens of different rolls of film in your pocket.Īlong with the hundreds of presets, VSCO X users gain access to new features first.
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