Video & Photo Tech

TikTok wouldn't be TikTok without its iconic green screen effect. The feature, which allows users to record themselves superimposed over an image of their choosing, is ripe for dance trends, citing sources, and even tricking parents. Users don't even need an actual green screen to use it, which certainly makes things easier. TikTok has so many green screen effect options, the green screen gets its own section in its editing suite. Here's how to use them. Access the basic green screen effect menu To post any TikTok video, tap the  +  symbol at the bottom of your screen. The green screen feature is popular on TikTok. That brings you to TikTok's extensive recording and editing suite, where you can either record videos in-app or upload your own. To access the green screen feature, tap the square labeled "Effects" in the lower left hand corner. You'll find available effects, including the green screen effects, by tapping the icon on the lower left. Pick an effe

  With the Facebook-owned platform copying the format from the upstart video-sharing app, here’s how brands should think about the difference between the two products. As the saying goes, “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” And, Facebook tends to flatter (or copy) quiet a number of features from its competitors. The tech company’s latest form of flattery is with the Reels feature for Instagram, a “clone” of the incredibly popular app, TikTok. So how do the two compare? What they’ve both got: Both apps/features are free to use. Both have the ability to create short videos with editing and enhancement features (e.g., overlaying videos with copyrighted music or sounds, and adding special effects). Reels essentially mimicked this from TikTok. Instagram leads in overall downloads, but TikTok leads in new user downloads How they differ: One is a standalone app (TikTok); one is a feature within a platform (Instagram’s Reels). The usability and experience of Reels pales in compariso

Tik Tok -Including Musical.ly is a global video community powered by music. It is a social networking site which has given a platform for young content creators to let their imagination run wild and free. Earlier the app was popular just for lip-syncing videos but now with the time change, it has been popular for a whole lot of reasons. Whether it be dance, freestyle, or any performance everything now is welcomed on this global video-making platform. Because of which more and more creators are joining this app and are showcasing their talent all around the world. Also Read: The Top Five Alternatives To TikTok For iPhone Or iPad This means that Tik Tok – Including Musical.ly has surely set a benchmark for creators and is encouraging them to make more and greater videos. And to help them with this, the app includes a number of features and tools that make a video more hilarious and worth watching. Such as the face filters which automatically sharpens the quality of a video

TikTok is a great app that lets you create and upload short videos on nearly any topic.  As you're creating a video, you can add music, sound effects, graphics, and many other effects, and you can also change hair color in TikTok videos . This is in addition to adding tags and a caption. Unfortunately though, once you upload a video onto TikTok, you have to put all those editing tools away and be happy with the final product. TikTok doesn't let you edit any part of the video once it's uploaded, including the caption. As such, before you post anything, you should make sure that you're happy with what you've made. If you decide you're not, however, or find a typo in the caption, there is a workaround — as long as you don't mind losing any immediate likes or comments you may have on your video. Here's what you need to know, whether you're using TikTok on your iPhone or Android device. How to edit the caption on your TikTok video by quickl