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Jared Peters
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Kavsas, owned by AOL, has been updated to version 2.0 bringing a ton of new features that focus on video streaming. It’s being touted as Kanvas Live, as the app will now allow you to stream live video with video effects and filters.This includes editing, filters, gif stickers, painting, animations, and six compose modes.
These features have been live on iOS for a few months, but this marks the first time they’ve available on Android. Kanvas has seen some pretty impressive growth numbers since the Live features were rolled out, thanks to the sheer amount of functionality in the update. You’ve got 24 real-time filters to pick from, including things like fog and rain effects, plus the ability to stream live to Kanvas followers as well as social media sites.
- Real-time editing of live video stream
- 24 themes to place on top of the live stream including fog, ghost, rain, love, bubbles, TV, horror, psychedelic and starry night
- 12 real-time video filters to change the look and feel of the live stream including tilt-shift, pixelate, monochrome, inverted, haze and blur
- Drawing with endless colors and the ability to erase and undo in real-time
- Animated gif stickers with the ability to resize and rotate
- Stream live video to Kanvas community
- Stream live video to Facebook and Twitter
- Real time viewing to a new level with the ability to chat in real-time and also comment with stickers in real time
- 6 compose modes including flipbook, painting, Gif burst, stop motion video, thoughts and custom
If you like the fun effects in Snapchat but want the streaming capabilities of Periscope, give Kanvas a try. It offers the best of both worlds.
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