#VSCO PHOTOS HOW TO#

It also shows what preset-or filter-the photo was edited in, so that when it comes time to create your own stuff, itвЂ™s easy to replicate a certain style or mood. Notice whatвЂ™s not here: VSCO doesnвЂ™t track likes, so when you click on a photo to get more information, you find only three options-to favorite, to repost, and to send. And thereвЂ™s also a Discover tab, which is where you can find suggestions made just for you based on what youвЂ™ve previously liked. Like other mobile apps, VSCO has a feed, which is where you can see what your fellow VSCO creators are posting.

For those of you who have never been on the mobile site, hereвЂ™s a little tour. And, because there are no ads, no likes, and no comments, the platform is not built on popularity-itвЂ™s built on aesthetics. VSCO, much like Instagram, lets users edit their photos using a series of presets and tools, but they offer a greater degree of control than the GramвЂ™s do and can create a clean look in a way that feels more natural than the heavy-handed Instagram filters.

#VSCO PHOTOS HOW TO#

HereвЂ™s how to edit photos like a VSCO girl. At the very least, she knows her way around VSCO.

But despite her cringe-worthy reputation,В the VSCO girl may have a more useful skillset than just вЂњchasing sunsets,вЂќ as her profiles suggest. Which naturally led to vicious satirization- itвЂ™s totally a meme now. This summer, the VSCO girl had a moment, reaching the apex of cultural obsession. A post shared by ~threads/niches~ on at 1:37am PDT

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