Mobile editing powerhouse VSCO made a name for itself with film-inspired mobile presets – but iPhone photographers no longer need to wait until after taking the shot to get the film-like look. VSCO ...

Just last week, Adobe quietly launched a potentially powerful camera app for iPhone users. Now, another familiar name is entering the third-party iPhone camera app market. Visual Supply Co. (VSCO) has ...

Photo editing and sharing app VSCO is making its iOS camera app, Capture, available across the world, following a limited launch in June, when the app could be downloaded only in Ireland, Australia, ...

Visual Supply Company (VSCO), famous for the popular mobile photo editing and filtering app VSCO Cam — as well as its film-stock desktop plug-ins for Adobe Photoshop, Camera Raw and Lightroom — is now ...

Editing app VSCO now allows users to tap into the data inside digital negatives from both their phones and DSLRs. On December 7, the app shared an update that allows users to edit RAW photos shot with ...

VSCO Cam, a photo-editing app hailed as one of the best available for iPhone, is coming to the iPad in the form of VSCO Cam 4.0 Avid photo editors on the iPhone will have heard of VSCO Cam, which has ...

LOS ANGELES — Looking for a new app to color up that selfie? Or just a good, all-around app to help your smartphone photos go from blah to great? I think I've got just the app for you, and it's called ...

DSCO is the new video app from the makers of the incredibly popular VSCO photo-editing app. For many, that alone will make this app worth a try. But after putting in some time with it, it might not ...

VSCO, smartphone photographers' image tweaking app of choice, is letting iOS users tap into all the original image data captured on iPhone 6's and up. Alongside a host of new community features, it's ...

VSCO, the photo-sharing app that became a Gen Z meme, is expanding further into video. The company already supported video editing via its app, but users couldn’t publish and share directly to the ...

VSCO, the company behind the popular iOS and Android camera app, officially unveiled its first Open Studio in New York City. Photographers can rent the space, which includes a permanent cyclorama wall ...