Visual Supply Co. (VSCO) has launched a new standalone app called VSCO Galleries to make it easier for photographers to share photos with clients and collaborators. The app is currently available on ...

The new VSCO Galleries app was designed to tackle the friction of shared folders in collaborative photography projects. Here are the details. As most professionals will likely attest, shared folders ...

Visual Supply Co. (VSCO) has expanded the capabilities of its Capture app by adding video recording support, expanding the app beyond still photography. According to a blog by VSCO, the update allows ...

You can now shoot video from the VSCO Capture app, and apply more than 50 VSCO filter presets as you’re doing it. Here are the details. VSCO is updating the VSCO Capture app today with the ability to ...

Mobile photo-editing powerhouse VSCO is launching a new suite of tools powered by artificial intelligence – and the first is a Remove tool that fills in the gaps without affecting the image’s ...

VSCO is one of the most popular platforms for photographers, content creators, and visual storytellers who want to share their creativity without the distractions of traditional social networks.

VSCO, the photography brand initially popularized by the mobile editing app of the same name, is launching a platform for professional photographers to manage scheduling, invoicing, and communication.

VSCO, the photo filter and editing app that spawned an entire culture, has released a dedicated camera app called VSCO Capture. The free iOS‑only app is a camera with live previews where users can ...

VSCO Capture Now Available in India VSCO Capture is now available to iPhone users as a free-to-download standalone app. Users who wish to use an alternative to the native camera app that Apple offers ...

Capture lets you set filters and make adjustments before you take a picture. Capture lets you set filters and make adjustments before you take a picture. is a news writer who covers the streaming wars ...

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at SBU chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus. Let’s take a look back for a moment on June 2019. I was in my final days of ...