VSCO Cam also has great photo sharing features. There's also a smart crop tool with preset aspect ratios, and a rotate tool. There are settings for exposure, temperature, contrast, saturation, tint, shadows, and much more, which can all be set easily via a slider. The range of photo editing tools in VSCO Cam is as good as any you'll see in a free photo app for Android (including Photoshop Express). There are 10 presets included with VSCO Cam and you can purchase new ones via the in-app store. Presets can be fine-tuned using a precision slider, so you can achieve exactly the right mood and tone. Presets allow you to apply filters to your images, in the same way as you can with apps like Instagram, for example. For example, colors were more vivid, images were sharper, whites were better balanced, and images were better exposed.Īn even better argument for favoring VSCO Cam over the native camera app is its wealth of presets and editing tools.
In all cases the raw images captured with VSCO Cam looked better. Testing on a Samsung Galaxy Nexus we replicated several shots using the default settings of VSCO Cam and the Android camera app.
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