Apply filters to video in real time
Today we are going to teach you how to put filters on the video in real time . That is to say, that we will be able to record at the moment with the filter that we want. In addition, we can add a memoji or animoji .
With iOS 12 , came the possibility of being able to create our own memojis . A novelty that has undoubtedly aroused a lot of interest in all users who have the possibility of using them. With this, we can create a memoji that resembles us and create videos from it .
We are going to explain how to put a filter on that video that we are going to record. Adding if we want the animoji or not.
How to put filters on video in real time
What we have to do is go to any iMessage conversation that we have or in which we want to create this video. Once we are here, we must click on the camera icon. This appears in the bottom left.
When we click, the camera will open. This camera is very similar to that of iOS, so we are not going to have loss. Now that we have it open, click on the “Video” tab and then on the icon that we show you in the following image
Click on the icon to add the options
Here we will see that different options appear. One of them is that of the animojis, which is the icon of the monkey.We can click on this icon to record the video with an animoji or go directly to the filters section. So we clicked on the button that we show you in this image
Click on the filter icon
Now we can record our video with the filter that we want. The truth is that there are several and they are quite good. If we already have the video recorded, we send it and once sent, we can save it to share it wherever we want.
Filter applied to a video
Also, here is a video in which we clearly explain this function. Especially recording a video using a memoji .
Video in which we explain how to put a memoji to record a video:
If you want to add the filter to a video with a Memoji or Animoji, follow the steps in the video and at minute 1:27, before clicking on record, apply the filter as we have explained before:
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