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Use Camera in Filmora for Mobile

Thanks to its versatile features and advanced options, the Camera tool in Filmora for Mobile can be a game changer for editing efficiency. Instead of switching back and forth between the device's camera and Filmora for Mobile, users can utilize the built-in Camera feature to snap high-quality photos and record videos directly in the editing app. You can explore the specifics of Filmora's integrated Camera tool on Android and iOS below and learn how to use its Beauty modes, Stickers, and Filters to make the most of your images and videos.

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Snap a Photo on Android

Capturing moments directly in Filmora for Mobile is straightforward and quick. The mobile editing app lets you snap sharp and vibrant photos in a few steps through its built-in Camera tool. Let's see how.

1. Launch Filmora for Mobile on your Android smartphone or tablet.

2. Swipe in the Quick Access panel on the app's startup screen and tap the Camera option.

3. Ensure that the Photo mode is selected at the bottom.

4. You can optionally change the aspect ratio or switch between front and back cameras by tapping the appropriate button at the top of the Camera's screen.

5. Tap the Shutter button in the middle to snap a photo with Filmora's built-in Camera.

And the best part? With the built-in Camera tool, you can snap multiple photos and record more than one video. Filmora will let you import all of it by clicking the Edit button.

Record a Video on Android

Filmora for Mobile's Camera tool is by no means limited to just photos, as you can also record videos directly within the app. Let's see how you can create video content on the go with Filmora's flexible Camera.

1. With the Camera tool launched, tap the Video option above the Shutter button.

2. Align the shot in the Viewfinder and tap the Shutter to start recording a video.

3. Once you're satisfied with the video's length, tap the Shutter button again to stop recording.

Note:

You can create videos that are up to five minutes long using the Filmora's Camera tool.

Record With Filmora's Camera on iOS

While the steps to launch and use Filmora's integrated Camera tool on Android and iOS are similar, there are a few notable differences between these two mobile app versions.

Namely, Apple has restrictions for taking photos in iOS, so you can't use the built-in Camera tool in Filmora for Mobile to snap pictures. However, you can record videos, and the Camera tool lets you switch between single-camera and dual-camera modes.

Additional Camera Options in Filmora

Besides taking simple photos and recording videos, Filmora's integrated Camera also includes numerous modes to make your images and clips unique.

By tapping the Beauty button, you can access the Camera's beauty mode, smooth out skin tones, and enhance various facial features with a single tap. Options include facial smoothness, nasal lines, teeth whitening, nose narrowing, and more.

The Makeup tab is also inside the Beauty menu. It provides additional options for adjusting lips, eyebrows, eye shadow, lighting, and other aspects of makeup.

The Stickers button lets you add playful stickers, such as cute animals, sunglasses, masks, hats, and other items, giving your clips and photos a unique flair.

Finally, there's the Filter menu, which provides access to hundreds of cool-looking filters that can change the mood or style of your images and videos.

Note:

Beauty modes, Makeup enhancements, Stickers, and Filters can be applied to both photos and videos.

Conclusion

The integrated and highly versatile Camera tool inside Filmora for Mobile enhances efficiency by removing the need to constantly switch between your device's native camera app and editing. It lets you seamlessly snap high-quality photos and record vibrant videos directly in the mobile editing app.

And while Apple's restrictions on iPhones and iPads don't allow Filmora's Camera tool to snap photos, you can still use the integrated feature to record videos with the iOS version of Filmora for Mobile.