Snapchat的Bitmoji和苹果的Animoji谁会赢?

Apple’s highly anticipated* iPhone X is known to be packed with a slew of advanced features but it isn’t all that serious. The firm also revealed a feature known as Animoji, which will allow users to communicate with as their favorite emojis.

Animoji relies on the iPhone X’s TrueDepth camera system, which can capture facial movements and translate those expressions to the animations. Animoji users can then send 3-D animated emojis that they can control with their face.

According to Apple, the TrueDepth camera captures and analyzes over 50 different facial muscle movements. It will be pre-installed on the iPhone X’s Messenger app, allowing users to record and send Animoji messages that talk with their own voice.

The iPhone X’s new TrueDepth camera system includes an infrared* camera, and other new technology.

In a bid to take on Apple’s Animoji, Snapchat has added 3-D Bitmoji to its World Lenses feature. Users can place their 3-D cartoon avatar* on a surface, move it, scale it and walk around it, as if it’s really there.

A spokesperson for Snapchat said: “Bitmoji World Lenses put a playful and quirky spin on life’s everyday moments by depicting them as humorous dramatizations, either gone swimmingly or sideways, like a mini-play in the Lens carousel that’s as fun to play with as it is to send to friends.”

To use the feature, tap the rear-facing Snapchat camera screen to unlock World Lenses in the Lens carousel.

3-D Bitmoji appears in the carousel alongside face and World Lenses, and can be identified by an icon that represents each scene.

Point the camera at a surface to place your Bitmoji, and then see it animates with a short scene. The Bitmoji can then be scaled or moved to your liking.

When you’re happy with your creation, you can then send the photo or video directly to your friends, or post them on your Story.

(SD-Agencies)