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First look at Twitter's Snapchatty new Camera feature

First look at Twitter's Snapchatty new Camera feature

Twitter has been secretly developing an enhanced camera feature that's accessible with a swipe from the home screen and allows you to overlay captions on photos, videos, and Live broadcasts before sharing them to the timeline. Twitter is already used by people to post pictures and videos, but as it builds up its profile as a media company, and in the age of Snapchat and Instagram, it is working on the feature in hopes it will get people doing that even more. Described in Twitter's code as the "News Camera", the Snapchat-style visual sharing option could turn more people into citizen journalists... or just get them sharing more selfies, reaction shots, and the world around them.