Instagram update: video rewind, eraser and masks
17.05.17
Instagram is gradually updating its service with new features that have already gained popularity in other social networks. Among the innovations are masks for Stories, a rewind function and a colored eraser.
Currently, the user can use eight masks: gold and ice crowns, koala, smartass glasses, hare, butterfly crown, peacock and makeup. The shooting mode with a virtual mask applied to the face in real time is valid only for “Stories”, as well as for regular selfie photos. A rewind function is also now available, allowing you to create interesting videos played in reverse.
In addition, you can supplement your “History” with an interactive sticker with a hashtag (clicking opens a search for the hashtag), and an “eraser” has been added for drawings. New features will appear with the application update to version 10.21 for iOS and Android.
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