Snap launches new Dual Camera feature
Snapchatters will be able to capture multiple perspectives at the same time using their front and back-facing cameras
Snap Inc. has announced the availability of its newest feature – Dual Camera on the Snapchat platform. Starting today, the new Dual Camera mode will enable Snapchatters to create content using their front and back-facing cameras simultaneously. To be made available globally on iOS and later on Android, Dual Camera will expand the choices Snapchatters have to express themselves.
Dual camera was announced earlier this year as a part of Director Mode, Snapchat’s new creator camera. dual camera features prominently on Snapchat, with a new icon to activate the feature in the camera toolbar when users open the app. With one simple tap, Snapchatters can start creating Snaps and Stories, or more polished spotlight videos, with double the perspective. dual camera will still be available in director mode alongside green screen, camera speed, and jump cut, slated to launch in the coming months.
Snapchat was founded on the idea that the camera supports real friendship through visual communication, self-expression and storytelling. Today, its camera is one of the most used cameras in the world. To support its community, Snap has a reward program for Spotlight creators in which it makes available millions of dollars to eligible Snapchatters who create the top Spotlight Snaps.
You can use the Dual Camera feature simply by opening Snapchat, locating the icon in the camera toolbar, and then tapping on it to activate the feature and start creating snaps and stories.
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