Instagram is the Facebook of iPhone camera apps. It’s literally the elephant in the room at this point in time, and we’re not just saying that because Facebook now officially owns them. There are approximately 1 gazillion users on iPhones and Androids and thousands of bazillions (yes, we know these numbers are not scientific) of photos. If you want to be a little bit different, or you’re just sick of Amaro, Valencia and Lo-Fi filters, you have other camera app options outside of the boring, stock iPhone camera. Like VSCO Cam. The whole principle behind VSCO Cam is simplicity. Take a picture, tap a number with descriptive color options and then send it to Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / *insert next popular social network here* without much effort. The interface is intuitive. The output is phenomenal. And it basically gives you 10 more filters to play with before you send photos to Instagram.
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