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Facebook has just recently launched its own photo app for the iPhone; creatively called Facebook Camera, which lets you take a photo, apply effects and captions and share it on Facebook.
The app is developed by Facebook’s own team and not Instagram’s because the acquisition hasn’t closed yet. One of the advantages of the Facebook Camera over Instagram is its ability to upload multiple photos. It also has 14 filters, the ability to tag friends, “Like†photos and send comments.
Since the app is closely tied to Facebook, it offers a smoother interaction with the social media site. “The big problem that we were trying to solve was that if you are in the middle of an experience and you want to share your photos, it’s often too much of a hassle to go through the whole process.†said Dirk Stoop, Facebook Photos product manager.
The question now is how will this app fit into play if Facebook already has Instagram? Stoop admitted that there’s an overlap in functionality but they see the two apps as separate products with different personalities, serving different purposes and audiences. If that’s the case then there will be some slight competition since Facebook has decided to grow Instagram independently.
As for other platforms like Android, Windows Phone or Blackberry, Facebook has declined to comment about future products but said that it is “carefully looking at what might make for a good Facebook photos experience across other platforms.â€
As of the moment, Facebook Camera is not available for download in the Philippines App Store yet but you can expect it to roll out in the coming weeks.
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Angelo says:
It’s great to have an iPhone 4S and then you get the latest goodies! :P
bomber man says:
is it free?
itachi1 says:
Is FB really that insecure even after announcing the acquisition of Instagram? Seriously, we are flooded by a multiple of similar camera apps out there. Haven’t they learned enough from their previous camera app which users gave them negative reviews? Please, not another one… and kindly finalize their Instagram deal if they really intend to acquire it.
unggoy says:
“…In its largest acquisition deal up to date, Facebook acquired Instagram (with its 13 employees) for approximately $1 billion in cash and stock in April 2012,with plans to keep it independently managed. …”
huli ka na ata sa balita bossing.
Jandy says:
I agree. You could even call Facebook Camera as Instagram clone. But I think it offers some features that Instagram don’t.
This report details this app’s features: http://www.philippinenewsdaily.com/2012/05/17522/facebook-camera-released-ios-devices-android-version-follow.html
1ijack says:
facebook bought instagram so that they can kill it. no more competition :)
gadget deals says:
Android user. Don’t care until it comes to Android LOL
Pepe says:
Actually, they already released it on Android on the second to the last update… and then removed it on the last update.
Weird
Paul says:
I agree with Pepe. It was around a month ago or so. Facebook for Android updated and two new apps were bundled lol
One camera app and one messenger app. A bunch of people started complaining that those extra apps took space bla bla bla
Two and when android users were getting used to the two new apps, Facebook updated again and took them out
So they might have tested it on Android first lol
windows says:
pulled it out of android because the OS sucked so much. i mean think about this, facebook apps already stinks then add up the fragmented android os. go figure
Eizan says:
Buti na lang wala pa sa cheapanggang Android. I mean, seriously, that OS is as fragmented as the islands of the Philippines or Indonesia. Don’t expect Android apps to run as smooth as their iOS counterparts.
June says:
Di naman din ganun kaganda yung features ng iPhone when it comes to taking pictures iba pa rin yung may slr
Eizan says:
Well, duh, of course. Thank you for stating the obvious.
Di ka naman dapat mag-expect ng photos of superior quality na kuha sa iPhone when compared to those taken from an SLR. The selling point is that the iPhone’s camera is mobile, you can easily bring it around and snap a picture quickly. I can hardly think of a DSLR as handy and mobile, not with it hanging around your neck.
Maka-comment lang eh no? Hay naku, ang iba talaga di na nag-iisip.