Behind Facebook's new Camera Effects
Recorded on April 19, 2017. At F8, Facebook launches it’s augmented reality platform, Camera Effects. Yesterday, the first effects become available inside Facebook’s Camera feature. TechCrunch talked to the team and tested out some of the new augmented reality filters that have been built so far.
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