Ryan Simmons
Popular iOS photography app VSCO Cam received an extensive update on Thursday, bringing a newly built native iPad version, access to "Journal" publishing, filter comparisons and cloud syncing across devices.
Arguably the biggest addition to ">VSCO Cam version 4.0 is support for the iPad. Users familiar with the app will feel at home with the iPad version as many features are carry overs from the iPhone build, but with a much larger workspace afforded by Apple's tablet lineup.
VSCO also sports built-in iPad-exclusive tools like a new Preview Gallery view that lets users compare live filter presets side-by-side during the editing process.
With version 4.0, VSCO Cam introduces a syncing feature that allows users to edit photos taken on their iPhone with an iPad, or vice versa. Sync also works with Android devices.
The other big addition is "Journal." Basically a publishing platform, Journal allows users to layout images in a long-form format, with the ability to add text alongside them. These articles can be searched and viewed by anyone via the VSCO Cam app or a Web browser.
VSCO Cam version 4.0 is available as a ">free 88.4MB download from the App Store.
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I've got nothing but good things to say about VSCO Cam.
Mextures and Afterlight are right up there as well.
Hipstamatic, too! So many great photo apps for iOS, it's insane.
Still no extensions for photos. :( Even though it was featured in WWDC as one of the cool uses of extensions.
Mextures and Afterlight are right up there as well.
Hipstamatic, too! So many great photo apps for iOS, it's insane.
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