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Review: VSCO photo editing app

this app can downloaded in the google play store or the apple app store.  it is very similar to Instagram in the fact that you can make an account and post up (typically edited) pictures to your profile.  with this app though, you can just edit photos without an account and save them to your phone that way which is the route i choose to take.  some pros about this app are that there are many aspects of photos you can choose to alter, there are a variety of unique filters to choose from (and how strong you want them to appear), that the images will instantly save to your phone, and that it is not based off of likes and comments but more focused on "artsy" photos.  some cons would be that sometimes you cant get the picture the way you want (which can be fixed with experience), another would be that many filters are locked unless you are willing to pay to unlock them.  a con (like listed in the pros) is that there aren't lots of likes and comments going around, it all depends on perspective.  here are some VSCO before and after images:




before and after.



here are two edits for the same image just showing some of the different routes one can take.

(original on top)                                                                                         
i personally enjoy the editing process and seeing the before and after images.  i go to the app for many of my pictures and like play around with them:)  i recommend giving it a try--leave a comment on what you think of the app or your favorite editing app!
--morgan

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