While this isn’t as significant of a change as VSCO Cam 2.0 was from 1.0, this third major version is even better. The menu uses a lighter-weight variant of Proxima Nova, fitting with the iOS 7 aesthetic, and there are a few graphical tweaks here and there. Similarly, vertical axis level markers on either side are red when you’re pointing the camera upwards or downwards, but they turn green when the camera is flat. When you enable it in the camera settings menu in the upper left, the level will be red when the shot is perfectly straight, it turns green. It also means that you can feel comfortable editing when you’re running low on battery power.Īs for the camera view, it now includes a clever level, which is a welcome enhancement if you’re like me and have a hard time lining up the frame using a grid overlay alone. This means you can start editing right away, without waiting for the camera to start up. Previously, it would launch into the camera now, it launches into the library view. Pek çok dier uygulamaya göre çok daha gerçekçi ve profesyonel görünen sonuçlar elde etmenizi salayan VSCO Cam, ayn zamanda ücretsiz olarak sunuluyor.
VSCO CAM FOR WINDOWS 7 ANDROID
There are some really nice performance enhancements, too, which you’ll notice when you start the app. VSCO Cam uygulamas, Android akll telefon ve tabletlerinizi kullanarak çok daha etkileyici ve kolay bir ekilde fotoraflar çekebilmenizi salayan bir fotoraf uygulamas. Once you’ve got that sorted out, though, it’s like having a much nicer, simpler, more beautiful Instagram feed, with (probably) fewer photos of expensive San Franciscan toast. So where do you find your friends’ photos after you follow a bunch of people? That’s the “I Can’t Believe It’s A Button” button at the very top of the flyout menu: If you tap “Grid” on the flyout menu, you’ll see VSCO’s curated grid, and a button to search for users by name - there’s no way to find your friends on Twitter or Facebook.
The VSCO Grid implementation is a little confusing to use, though. The biggest news with this version is that the social component, VSCO Grid, is now native and fully integrated, though it remains true to VSCO’s philosophy: there’s still no button to “like” an image, nor any way to comment on one. We’ve updated our review of VSCO Cam to reflect the changes in the app.
VSCO CAM FOR WINDOWS 7 UPDATE
With the recent 3.0 update to our favorite photo editing app for the iPhone, VSCO Cam is now better than ever.
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