We’re
sure most of you are familiar with photo sharing platform, Instagram;
and we’re sure most if you also know about it’s update last month which
allows users to capture and share video, as well as photos.
And
those of you who are interested in capturing and sharing video through
social media, we’re sure, will also have heard of Vine.
But, if there are some of you who aren’t aware of what we’re on about, let us quickly explain...
Instagram,
the first to be released of the two, is owned by Facebook and was
primarily a photo sharing platform. It’s a hugely popular platform which
comes in the shape of an app, with 130 million active users.
At the beginning of 2013, Twitter launched an app called Vine. Unlike Instagram, Vine is a video sharing platform.
Vine
allows it’s users to capture videos of up to six seconds in length, and
can use stop motion technology to squeeze any amount of time into those
six seconds.
When launched, Vine was a breath of fresh air, it was easy to use and great for sharing video content.
Then,
along come Instagram with it’s big new feature, video. This put the two
social media giants, Facebook and Twitter, head to head, but who would
win?
There
are some significant differences to the two platforms though; while
Vine offers six seconds of recording time, Instagram’s video allows 15
seconds.
Also,
like it’s photo function, Instagram allows it’s users to add filters
over their videos and also pick thumbnails for the videos from any frame
within the video; Vine offers neither of these functions.
So,
we’ve had Graeme in the office trying both out to see which he
thinks is better. To find out his decision, watch our Quick Buzz on
this very topic, and once you’ve watched it, why not let him know what
you think is better by emailing him at graeme@fatbuzz.com.
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