Recently, the social media giant Facebook also introduced an upgraded camera in Facebook Messenger that promises to not only be simpler, it now features a Camera with built-in 3D effects & more. The new camera integrated with both Android and iOS apps and is much faster and easier to use with special effects and art. Now, the social media giant Facebook announced an update to the Facebook Messenger, the instant messaging application Messenger will now allow you to create group video calls for up to 50 people at the same time on one call. The application will stream the videos in the feed of each participant in grid format if the call has up to six people. From the seventh participant, only the image of the speaker will appear. Other members of the conversation can also continue to participate by audio or text messages (including emoji, gifs and stickers) if they can not speak for video. The user will have to create a group or join one that already exists to start the call by touching the “video” icon. Then, each person can participate in the conversation by clicking on the same icon. You can even invite all the members of the group, or select only a few to receive notification of the video call.
As we told earlier that recently, the Messenger team had released another update which brought in new application camera, introducing 3D effects, adhesives, and masks, which can be added in real time to photos and videos, similar to what already exists in Snapchat. Posted by Messenger on Friday, December 16, 2016 But, for now, these effects are only available for iOS Messenger. For Android, the news will arrive soon. Already upgrading group video calls will be available starting today for both the operating systems (iOS and Android).
