You are here
VSCO launches AI Lab app, offering high-endtools New Products 

VSCO launches AI Lab app, offering high-endtools

VSCO, the Visual Supply Company, introduced AI Lab, “a suite of intelligent, high-fidelity editing tools designed to help photographers achieve professional-grade results,” the company said. The first tool available within AI Lab, Remove, enables photographers to erase unwanted elements from their images while preserving full resolution and maintaining a natural look. “Since our inception, VSCO has supported authentic creative expression and... Read More
VSCO launches VSCO Workspace for professional photographers Acquisitions New Products 

VSCO launches VSCO Workspace for professional photographers

VSCO, the app company known for its “VSCO girl” aesthetic and apps, unveiled VSCO Workspace, a studio management platform with customizable automations and tools designed specifically for photographers. The announcement comes a few weeks after VSCO’s acquired The Freelance Photographer. Following the acquisition of Táve’s Studio Manager earlier this year, VSCO integrated the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system and added new capabilities... Read More
VSCO launches Capture camera app with film-based presets; acquires The Freelance Photographer Acquisitions New Products 

VSCO launches Capture camera app with film-based presets; acquires The Freelance Photographer

In addition to the previously reported VSCO Camera app, VSCO, the Visual Supply Company, also announced it acquired The Freelance Photographer, a platform offering education, mentorship, and peer community. “There’s a clear gap in the market for business education and industry-specific guidance for emerging photography professionals who are looking to secure sustainable client relationships,” said Eric Wittman, CEO of VSCO. “The... Read More
VSCO launches third-party iOS camera app, Capture New Products 

VSCO launches third-party iOS camera app, Capture

Photo and video editing software company Visual Supply Co. (VSCO) is launching a standalone camera app called Capture. According to Bloomberg, the app is not live yet, but Capture will roll out this week in a handful of test markets, including Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand, ahead of a broader US release later this summer. Capture won’t require a paid... Read More
Social photo app VSCO names Eric Wittman as new CEO News People on the Move 

Social photo app VSCO names Eric Wittman as new CEO

The social photo app VSCO, appointed the current company president, Eric Wittman, as CEO. The former CEO and cofounder Joel Flory moves to executive chairman and cofounder Greg Lutze stays on as chief experience officer. VSCO gained notoriety in recent years on the basis of the “VSCO girl trend.” Wittman is an “experienced operator deeply passionate about our space and,... Read More
Mimeo Photos launches iOS, iPadOS app News 

Mimeo Photos launches iOS, iPadOS app

Mimeo Photos launched its app for iOS and iPadOS. Mimeo Photos’ users can now create their photo projects directly from a iPhone or iPad device.  “The ease of taking photos and then printing directly from your iPhone or iPad is a gamechanger for our customers,” said Sean Doherty, General Manager of Mimeo Photos. “The phone is such an integral part... Read More
Imaging app update roundup: iOS 14, Pixelmator and more. Updates 

Imaging app update roundup: iOS 14, Pixelmator and more.

Popular imaging applications and OSs were updated this week, just in time for the fall. Here’s a short round-up: Apple iOS 14 Apple released iOS 14, including performance improvements to the Camera and Photos apps. Camera Performance – Photos can be shot up to 90% faster,at up to 4 frames per second. Faster shooting – There’s a new “Prioritize faster... Read More
Popular photo app company VSCO terminates one-third of staff News 

Popular photo app company VSCO terminates one-third of staff

The popular photo app VSCO has terminated about one-third of its staff. VSCO co-founder Joel Flory, posting on LinkedIn, stated the company – which is valued at more than $500 million – is letting go of 45 of its 150 employees, citing the sudden changes in the business environment. While not citing COVID-19 directly, Flory’s message references the necessity to... Read More
Industry notes for the week of April 11 Marketing News People on the Move SDKs and APIs Updates 

Industry notes for the week of April 11

Interesting reads from around the web Lifetouch temporarily reopens Chesapeake plant Lifetouch expects to have a little more than 100 people working to continue producing its school photo products, including spring class photos shot before schools closed early, as well as student IDs and high-resolution digital images for school yearbooks, according to the Virginia Pilot. The company announced in February was shuttering the... Read More
VSCO adds three new advisors People on the Move 

VSCO adds three new advisors

Popular app maker VSCO announced the addition of three advisors from diverse backgrounds from innovative companies including Facebook, Pandora, Snap, Twitter, and more. Sriram Krishnan is a seasoned product leader and investor with deep experience building monetization businesses. He served as a key product leader at Twitter where he oversaw audience growth, home timeline, trends, search, onboarding and events among... Read More
VSCO expands its board of directors and advisors People on the Move 

VSCO expands its board of directors and advisors

Popular mobile photo/video app VSCO announced the appointment of Kwamina Crankson to VSCO’s Board of Directors after serving as an advisor to the company for a year. Kwamina brings more than 20 years of digital marketing experience and is vice president, Categories Digital Business, Nike where he created world-class experiences for Nike+ and led strategic planning across all categories for... Read More
VSCO suing PicsArt over photo filters News 

VSCO suing PicsArt over photo filters

Photo-editing app-maker VSCO  has filed a lawsuit against rival PicsArt, alleging PicsArt “reverse engineered” 19 VSCO filters and offered them as part of PicsArt’s Gold subscription package. The suit alleges 17 PicsArt employees created VSCO accounts to gain access to VSCO’s filters, then reverse-engineered them and offered them as part of the Gold subscription package. VSCO’s suit alleges PicsArt “promotes its... Read More