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almost 7 years ago from Max Lind, sometimes Maxwell
almost 7 years ago from Max Lind, sometimes Maxwell
I absolutely hate this brutalism trend. I liked the approach in typography and color, but what are those mouseover image backgrounds? No. (of course a subjective opinion)
I am a fan of the brutalism trend, however this is just not usable... very wonky IMO.
The VSCO app is becoming increasingly harder and harder to understand and use. I was using it tonight for the first time in a few weeks. I'm a power user in all facets and I had a really hard time figuring out their icons and how to move around the app. This brand gets on my nerves every time it designs something and releases it.
I came here to post something like this. I'm definitely in the "power user" category, but I frequently struggle to use the app. I've been sticking with it because the filters and editing tools seem to be the best, but I'd definitely be open to trying something new.
the filters and editing tools seem to be the best
Basically the only reason I keep it around.Although I find myself in snapseed more now editing my mobile photos.
Then you should try RNI Films http://mobile.reallyniceimages.com/ and also RNI flashback http://flashback.reallyniceimages.com/ :)
I agree with you mostly, but I'm in the iOS beta and they are moving back to an icon-based navigation which FINALLY makes thing clearer and easier to navigate. Excited for them to release that and RAW capture on iPhone.
What exactly is VSCO today? I remember spending a fortune on Lightroom presets back in the day but it seems they used the funds to pivot into a media company catering to hipsters?
Whatever "ism" this might be, This is just too difficult to use, and that's all that matters.
I love VSCO's Lightroom packs, but I've gotta say that their value proposition gets more and more muddled with each redesign. Are they pivoting to become a media company... or are the articles designed to showcase the work of VSCO customers/users? Are the articles (VSCO Originals) the new product, or an ad for the product (VSCO Cam)?
I understand that deliberate obscurantism is, in a way, part of VSCO's brand, but it's beginning to feel like a bit of a crutch for a company that isn't quite sure how to move forward.
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