Instagram today announced the addition of video capturing and sharing abilities to its photo app.
These features are now available on both Android and iOS, and users seem to be really impressed about the moving pictures.
Video Shooting :-
** Vine's recording interface is as
simple as it gets, with the only elements shown onscreen while shooting a video being a video
viewer, a timeline, and a button to
swap between Primary and Secondary cameras. To start recording, all you have to do is tap and hold anywhere on the screen, and you can do this as many times as you want to in order to fill up the 6 seconds time window with short clips. Bad thing is, if you make a mistake in the middle of your recording, you will have to start over again. As you're done with your video, you get one last preview before moving forward to share your 6 seconds video.
** Instagram also attached the easy tap-and-hold recording scheme to benefit its users. The big difference is that you cannot start recording by tapping just anywhere on the screen. You have to tap the camera button on the bottom to start recording. This is because tapping on Instagram's video viewer will adjust focus. Instagram gives you assistance with the built-in tap-to-adjust tool. Instagram also has the feature to switch between Primary and Secondary cameras.
The biggest difference is that Vine gives you 6 seconds of video shoot while Instagram gives you 15 seconds of video shoot.
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