DSCO by VSCO simplifies GIF-creation
Animated GIFs are more popular than ever and there are a number of apps available to help with their creation. Now VSCO, the company behind the very successful VSCOCam app, has launched its contribution to GIF-making: DSCO for iOS. The new app is extremely simple. After signing in with your VSCO-account it lets you capture a few seconds of footage and in a second step, just like in VSCOCam, you'll choose from a number of preset filters by swiping left and right. Filters are applied to the preview immediately.
Once the desired look has been achieved and editing is done, the final results can be posted to your VSCO account or shared on social networks. Watch the video below for a better idea of how DSCO works or install it on your device and have a go yourself. The app is currently only available for iOS and can be downloaded free of charge from the Apple App Store.
Via: Engadget
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