Before you were basically left to look at what the people who curate the lists wanted to show you, so I'm happy that I can now do a search for photos. You can now perform a search on the Grid or in the new Journal (more on this below), using keywords to find the content you're looking for. On the bright side, an issue I had with the earlier version has now been fixed. VSCO seems to be focusing more on the images themselves, which is fine, but it might be better to be able to at least give some feedback and create a discussion. What you don't get, however, are any ways to 'Like' or comment on a photo. If you touch an image, you can get more info, such as the date it was taken, along with other stats like the ISO, whether the photographer used the flash and what filter was used. Here the focus is obviously on the content, with big images that take up the screen, and a swiping interface for moving on to the next image. You can view VSCO Cam's grid by touching the button in the main menu. Check out the Grid to see a curated collection of the best photos. I like that I can send a link to all my shots, but I'd prefer to have feeds that I can customize to include photos from both me and my friends. Fortunately, if you want to share all your work, VSCO lets you create a URL to your personal 'grid' of shots.

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