Vine for Android Gets Advance Features Update
The biggest addition by far is the choice to import videos. Similar to Instagram, this means users can shoot and edit movies with other, perhaps more sophisticated apps before bringing them in for the final upload. From the digicam display screen, simply press the upward arrow icon within the backside left-hand corner.
Clips can be previewed in Vine’s square-crop format and trimmed to six seconds or less. If you still have time remaining, you can import additional videos and Vine will stitch them to the end of your loop automatically.
Similar to the iOS app, there’s also a shortcut (the arrow icon with a cross in the middle) that lets you preview and delete the last shot. Particularly useful if you need to reshoot something, but don’t want to delete your entire Vine.
Long-time Vine users should appreciate the improved capture tools too. A wrench icon visible on the camera screen hides a bunch of advanced features: Today’s new addition is a “torch” mode that switches the flash on. iOS users were also given a new grid level and the option to focus lock with the front-facing camera, but neither appear to be available in the Android app.
After tapping the arrow within the high right-hand corner, you’ll be given a last preview of your Vine. Earlier than hitting the large green “tick” icon though, you can now press edit and unlock some extra enhancing options. These embrace the power to duplicate and trim specific photographs in your loop.
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