I recently updated my vsco app and every time I upload an HDR photo and try to post it, it gives me this notification “VSCO posts currently use SDR. Your original photo will stay unchanged”. It then proceeds to post my photo in SDR, but it modifies my original photo so much that it looks washed out, faded and darker. Not sure how to solve this.
Is it worth investing in VSCO for more photo editing or do you guys prefer an alternative? Used it for years but more and more features and becoming paid only
I shoot Ricoh GRIIIx and I imported RAW photos to VSCO app (iPad, Pro account).
I cannot zoom the RAW images in VSCO, why is that? I would like to see more detailed view of the images with pinching in and out with my fingers. Is it always like this or what is the reason?
I’ve been using VSCO on Android for a while, and I can’t help noticing how many features seem to be missing compared to iOS — especially things like proper RAW support and some advanced tools.
Given that the subscription price is the same on both platforms, I’m curious how other Android users feel.
Do you think VSCO on Android is still worth paying for, or does the feature gap make it hard to justify?
Would appreciate hearing experiences from both Android and iOS users.
Does anyone know what the little r in a box in the bottom right corner means? Every time I upload a picture that has it on there the picture becomes so out of balance it’s impossible to edit and post. Thank you
As the Product Manager behind Galleries (and a filmmaker on the side), video was something I was suuuuuper excited to have our team add. 😄
Now you can upload images AND video to any gallery through the free VSCO Galleries app. It's super easy to share a professional gallery with clients, or with friends if you're making a more casual vacation or birthday party gallery.
I just booked private room karaoke with some of my friends for this weekend, and I gotta say, an image-only karaoke night gallery just wouldn't hit the same. 😂 Plus you can make the gallery collaborative and your friends can upload their own images and video via web. They don't even need to download the app (...but I'd love if they did 🙏)!
Oh, I also love what our team did with the auto-play feature while you're viewing a gallery on mobile! I was worried auto-play would be too busy and noisy, but the photographers I worked with to build the feature unanimously requested it, and our design and engineering team came up with really nice muted, play-one-at-a-time approach. Check it out and let me know what you think!
https://galleries.vsco.co/gallery/69fa241dc3252c6b6db50a2e?sectionId=69fa241dc3252c6b6db50a2c
I had to delete and redownload the app because the caching made it so bloated it was unusable. Before I did that, I synced hundreds of photos to the cloud so I could go from where I left off after redownloading. (I’d already made my peace with the fact that I was losing thousands of photos and edits, because I’ve been using this app for the better part of a decade.)
But I’ve had issues with syncing ever since. Sometimes I’ll open the app and it’ll have a third of the photos I’d synced. Other times it’ll have duplicates or triplicates of certain batches of photos, even after I’ve tried to delete them. Or then I’ll log out and back in and it’ll fix itself, but come back on another app opening.
And then I need to resync images to the cloud after editing them? Ergh.
I pay for pro and I really love this app but I may have finally hit my limit. I can’t think of what to do that I haven’t already tried but has anyone else solved sync discrepancies? I’m on iOS.