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VSCO Photo Editor Review

VSCO is like a more advanced version of Instagram, it has a community feature that lets you follow other VSCO photographers.

You can search for contacts and Facebook friends to follow, but since it’s a relatively niche app, you might not know many other users.

VSCO offers all of the tools that you’d expect from a high quality Android photo editing app, including exposure, contrast and temperature correction, as well as a very useful alignment tool for straightening horizons.

There are also fade settings, and tools for skewing your image and adjusting tints.

The selection of ambient filters isn’t huge, but the ones provided are very atmospheric and are adjustable via a simple slider.

Once you’re done, you can share your image with VSCO’s community, send it straight to Facebook, or share it via any social networking or messaging app.

The only disadvantage is that you can’t simply save an edited photo to your device; instead, you have to email it to yourself or save it to a cloud storage service.
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