Selfie Scene

New Selfie Scene for 360-Degree Selfie – iPhone X

Apple’s newest update features new artistic effects that are designed with UI, and StarWars content. This allows users to take advantage of clips that allow personalized and fun videos on their iPhone and iPad.

November 9th, in California, Apple announced the major clip update. It is a free app for iOs that allows user to make and share fun and creative videos using their iPhone or iPad. These clips have Selfie Scenes in addition to the artistic style transfer effects, along with a newly designed interface which help users create videos wherever they are. Selfie Scenes is something that most especially stands out. This feature places users into animated, 360-degree scenes when taking or recording themselves. It utilizes TrueDepth camera system on the iPhone X. It teleports users into busy cities, exotic landscapes, creative paintings and the popular Millennium Falcon and Mega-Destroyer from “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.”

Intro to Selfie Scenes:

Selfie Scenes allows users to optimize from 10 Apple-designed scenes which all feature innovative locations, characters, visual styles, colors and effects along with the two extra scenes from “Stars Wars: The Last Jedi.” These scenes all are full 360-degree experiences so it allows the users to be submerged into the effects from all sides as they move and get all different angles with their iPhone X. To add to the great effect is the environmental sound effects which makes scenes even more captivating. The new effects take advantage of the advanced machine learning and style transfer technology that transforms any photo or video into a majestic pencil sketch, moody oil painting or lively watercolor. Not only does the clips include Star Wars content (stickers that feature animated versions of Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Chewbacca and others) but also from Disney which include full-screen posters with Mickey and Minnie Mouse. These clips allow users to have more personality to their Clips; this included 16 new Apple-designed stickers and 21 new royalty-free soundtracks from indie artist which automatically adjust to match the length of your video.

Newly Designed User Interface:

The newly designed interface is easy-to-use and even better with a streamlined designed that gathers frequently used controls easily within reach. A new Effects browser allows users to view and choose different filters, labels, emoji’s and stickers. The labeled buttons allows makes it smoother than ever to edit Live Titles and to add or change filters, mute, trim and delete clips. The full-screen browsers allow users to glance at more of their content while looking at their photo library or picking an animated poster.

Support for iCloud:

Through iCloud, users can now gain access and alter their Clips videos on their iPhone and iPad. The videos of automatically uploaded and backed up to iCloud, which allows users to start a video on iPhone and finish it on iPad whenever they are ready. Photos and video clips in iCloud Photo Library are referenced by Clips, not copied, to make efficient use of iCloud storage. The Clips adds support for Shared iPad, which allows students to create amazing videos for both one-to-one and Share Ipad environments.

About Clips:

As stated above, clips allow users to create personal video messages, school projects, slideshows, and mini-movies with features like Live Titles which automatically generate animated captions through a user’s voice and 360-degre immersive Selfie Scenes on iPhone X. Through Clips, users can use dozens of filters, animated stickers and full-screen animated posters. The app also included over 60 sounds tracks that are adjusted to match the length of the videos and it uses the content subjects in a video to make intelligent sharing suggestions through messages which ultimately makes it fast and simple to share.

When Is It Available:

The 2.0 version of Clips is became available on November 9th, as a free update on the App Store and is compatible with iPhone 5s, iPad air and iPad mini 2 and later models that are running iOs 11.1 and later.

Clips 2.0 is available today as a free update on the App Store and is compatible with iPhone 5s, iPad Air and iPad mini 2 and later models, running iOS 11.1 and later. Selfie Scenes are only available on iPhone X and style transfer effects are only available on iPhone 7 and later models and 2017 iPad Pro.

Media:

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Key Words:

Effects: The lighting, sound, or scenery.

Clips: Short clips of video, usually part of a longer recording. 

Videos: A recording of moving visual images made digitally. 

Selfie Scenes: Mode that uses the iPhone X's TrueDepth camera sensors to augment the user onto a 360-degree digital stage. 

Interface: A device or program enabling a user to communicate with a computer.

360-degree scenes: Video recordings where a view in every direction is recorded at the same time, shot using an omidirectional camera or a collection of cameras. 

iCloud: A cloud storage and cloud computing service from Apple Inc. 

Share: Have a portion of (something) with another or others.

Animated Stickers: A series of stickers in an animated version

Animated Posters: A series of posters in an animated version