Instagram and VSCO Go Head to Head With New Gif Apps
Released on 11/09/2015
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[Narrator] Whether you like to be wrong
and all them jifs or be right and call them gifs,
moving photos are incredibly fun.
Maybe you even want to start making your own
and maybe you thought that would be difficult.
It's not.
Two new apps called Boomerang made by Instagram
and Disco made by Disco can help you get started.
So, which one should you use?
We spent a little time testing both.
So we've got some answers.
Let's start with Boomerang.
The Instagram made app takes short bursts of video
like rally short, one second short.
Then it speeds it up and plays it backwards
and forwards for four seconds.
The video is super clean and you get a glitchy
shaky image.
Technically it's a video not a gif, but the effect
is the same.
After you've gotten the perfect one second,
you can share it out to Instagram or Facebook.
If you choose Instagram, you'll be able to slap
one of the beloved filters on top of it.
Disco is similar but there's one major difference.
You can take longer video bursts giving you more
subject options.
Whereas, when you hit capture in Boomerang,
it seems like time's already up.
You also swipe over your creation in Disco to access
filters.
Though you won't have all of the mega granular controls
that Disco does.
So, are you looking for something pretty that fits
on Instagram or something versatile you can do more with?
At the end of the day, I'll Boomerang something
if it's going to Instagram only.
And those images do seem a tiny bit cleaner.
But I'm a fan of Disco if I needed to make
a gif that goes elsewhere.
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