Snapchat Dual Camera feature launched, know how to use and what is special in it

Snapchat Dual Camera point launched, know how to use and what's special in it 

Snapchat has introduced the binary camera point for the druggies. The binary camera point comes with four layouts and lets you use creative tools like music, stickers and lenses to produce Snapchat content. 

New Delhi. On Monday, Snapchat introduced the binary camera point for its druggies. The new point will allow druggies to use both front and back cameras at the same time to capture prints and vids. The binary camera point comes with four layouts and lets you use creative tools like music, stickers and lenses to produce Snapchat content. 

 

According to a Money Control report, the binary camera will originally be available only for iOS druggies and is anticipated to arrive for Android phones in the coming months. iOS druggies can try this point by penetrating it through the camera toolbar of the app. 

Features to offer in four layouts

The company says the binary cameras are a creative way to capture moments that count to our community. At the time of launch, Snap said that this point will offer four different layouts to the druggies. These include perpendicular, vertical, picture- in- picture and cutout layouts. Through this, druggies can also add numerous other rudiments to their prints or vids including music, stickers and stoked reality lenses. 

The feature was announced in April 2022 The

social media establishment first blazoned the binary camera point in April 2022, unveiling a suite of new camera and editing tools called' Director Mode'. Snap said at the time that we believe it'll be a game- changer for generators to capture the moment around them. For the first time, without any special camera tricks or secondary apps, generators can capture their responses and their 360 perspective. 

 

How to Use Dual Camera

First of all open your Snapchat. Then you'll see a new icon in the camera toolbar. To start Binary Camera on Snapchat, you can open the Camera screen. Now tap the Binary Camera icon in the camera toolbar and choose the layout before taking the snap. The binary camera has four layouts including perpendicular, vertical, picture in picture and cutout. You can also add music, stickers and lenses to your Snap. Then you'll find a' Flip Camera' button, which changes the primary and secondary views of the camera.