When you take an amazing Snap for your Story, sometimes one filter is just not enough, right? We totally think so and wanted to share with you how to do just that. Click to check out our 1 minute video that shows how you can add more than one filter to your Snaps.
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View the video in motion or see the HOW-TO below.
1: Take a photo or video
2: Swipe right and select your filter
3: Hold your finger down on your screen then use another finger to swipe right again to activate your filter options
There are tons of filters that you can layer over your photos and videos. Why do this? Because it's part of the Snapchat experience and it's a lot of fun. A cool and easy way to express your style and vibe. In this video, I talk about the different filters and how to access them. I also talk about Face Mapping and how to activate the animated filters or lenses.
While there are standard filters for both video and photos, there are some that change frequently. The animated filters are pretty real-time. For example, there was a fun Leprechaun filter that spewed gold coins out of your mouth and gave you a gold beard and green top hat on St. Patricks Day. A few days later, it's gone. See you next year, St. Paddy's Day filter.
As you are watching the video and find that you aren't up to speed on some of the basics we mention, START HERE and then come on back.
Here's a list of current standard filters:
P H O T O F I L T E R S
Geofilter
Geofilter
Phone Energy
Timestamp
Outside Temp
MPH
B/W Color
Saturated Color
Sepia Color
Magic Youth Color (like time in a bottle, people)
V I D E O F I L T E R S
Geo-tagged filters (based on your current location)
Reverse Speed (a little Missy Elliott style)
Super Fast Forward Speed
Fast Forward Speed
Slow Speed
Timestamp
Outside temp
MPH
B/W Color
Saturated Color
Sepia Color
Magic Youth Color (my personal fave - like time in a bottle)
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And here's a quick video that shows you how to do face mapping to launch the animated filters.
Once you do the face mapping, it launches all of the lenses/filters. See them in the video - the row of circles? The face mapping allows the filters and lenses to use your face to launch the animations. So, for example, when the rainbow lens asks you to open your mouth, perhaps a stream of rainbows spews on out of there. #Fun :)
