Not surprisingly, Yesterday at press conference Facebook announced that the Instagram updated now with video support (the well-known picture-sharing service it purchased earlier in this year) now allows you to record, publish and share small clips with your fans or the internet.
An enclosed update to the Instagram app with video feature has been released just, presenting a brand-new camera icon. You can additionally make your recording with numerous cinematic filters designed particularly for the Instagram videos. When completed, just share your vidoe on Instagram similar as you would do with pictures and we hope it will popular.
To have the camera recording, first you have to simply tap Camera icon at the bottom part of Instagram app and after that tap video recording icon for switching from camera to video.
This new added feature performs very similar to the Vine app recently launched. Here’s the outline of Instagramâs new feature:
Today, weâre thrilled to introduce Video on Instagram and bring you another way to share your stories. When you go to take a photo on Instagram, youâll now see a movie camera icon. Tap it to enter video mode, where you can take up to fifteen seconds of video through the Instagram camera.
Instagram has the video filters also that do the same to their photo filters, including a shade to entire video clip. Here is the chart that illustrates the differences between the two favorite video sharing services.
There are actually 13 video filters to use, and real-time effects has been applied. The Kevin Systrom co-founder of Instagram post in his blog that posting a video clip also allow you to select favorite video scene from what you have recorded for your cover image, or poster frame even.
And if you have the iPhone 4S or iPhone 5, the Cinema feature will stabilize automatically a shaky video just after you record it. By default the stabilization is on to disable it, simply tap the shaky camera icon.
Bear in mind that this feature needs an iPhone 3GS or new models running iOS 5.0 or later or Android 4.1 or later phone.
Check this promo clip here.
Facebook also mentioned in press conference that the Instagram has 130 million active end users, an advancement more than 100 million active users it claimed in Feb, 2013. An impressive 16 billion images have been shared already on Instagram, Facebook claimed.
Instagram is available from Googleâs Play store for Android and Appleâs App Store for free.
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