Share Photos in a Snap With Facebook's New Camera App you Can Share Photos on Facebook Faster than Ever And See All your Friends Latest Shots in One Place and i am Going to Show you how it works
you Can Do Things Like
Share multiple photos
Tell a story with your pictures. Choose a bunch to post at once.
Quickly edit photos
Give your shots a new look. Crop, rotate and add filters on the spot.
Tap to tag
It's easy to say who was there. Just tap on photos to tag friends.
Facebook Camera is an easy way to share photos on the go. You can post multiple photos at a time, and see your friends’ latest photos in a single feed.
How Can i Get Facebook Camera App
if you have an Iphone you Can Get it From the App Store its Not Available For Any Other Device at the moment they do have Plans to Add this To More Devices Later on
How Do I Share Photos
You can share photos you've already taken or take a new one to share while using Facebook Camera.
Note: Your location settings need to be turned on to share photos from your iPhone’s camera roll while you're using Facebook Camera.
To take a new photo: Tap the camera icon in the top left corner. You’ll be able to edit, tag and review your photos before posting.
To share one or more photos from your camera roll: Drag the feed down to see your photo thumbnails. Tap the checkmark in the top right corner of photos you want to share and tap
How To Edit Photos
Tap the thumbnail of the photo you want to edit. From here, you can rotate, crop and add filters to your photo.
To crop a photo: Tap
below the photo. You can adjust the grid by dragging the corners. Tap {Done button}. To rotate a photo: Tap To crop a photo: Tap
. Tap 
below the photo. Continue to tap the rotate icon to rotate your photo. Tap the blue checkmark when you're done. To add filters to a photo: Tap
below the photo. A row of filters will appear. Swipe to view them. Tap the filter you want to use.
How To Add a Location to A Photo
Before you post one or more photos, tap
. A list of nearby places will pop up. Choose your location from this list by tapping on it. If you don’t see your location, search for it by typing it in the search box. If you still don’t see the location you want to share, you can add it.
How To Tag Friends In Pictures
- Tap the face of the friend you want to tag
- Begin typing your friend’s name
- Select your friend’s name when it appears
How To Delete Photos
Tap on the photo to view it. Press down on the photo until Delete Photo pops up. Tap Delete Photo.
How Do i Like or Comment on a Photo
The Same Way as you would on the PC Facebook Site or the Mobile Site
Choosing Who Can See The Photo
Before posting one or more photos, tap
on the bottom right. Use the dropdown menu to select who you want to share your photos with.Note: If you've selected an audience before, this icon might look different.
Saving Edited Photos Before Posting them
To save photos you’ve edited so you can come back to them later:
Go to your iPhone Settings > Camera > Save Filtered Photos > On.
Viewing photos that i Already Posted
Scroll to the top of your feed and tap Me to see photos you’ve posted. To see your friend’s photos in your feed, tap Friends.
Looking at a Album
Swipe to the right to see photos in an album. You can swipe through an album in your feed, and you can also swipe through an album when viewing a photo full screen.
Expanding a Photo
Tap on a photo to view a full screen version. To get back to the feed, tap the photo again.
Can you Hide Likes and Comments
Yes you Can Tap twice on a photo to hide likes and comments.
Who Can See my Pictures
Posting photos using Facebook Camera is just like posting photos using the Facebook website or mobile app.
Why Does The Camera Ask you to Turn on Location Services
Camera lets you select and share multiple photos from your iPhone's camera roll at once. Photos in your camera roll may already contain data about where they were taken, and iOS only lets Camera access your camera roll if you give it permission to use your location.
Turning on location services also enables other location-related functionality, so you can do things like say where you are when you post.
If you don't turn on location services, you can still use Camera to view a feed of photos your friends have posted, but you won't be able to share your own photos with it.
Turning on location services also enables other location-related functionality, so you can do things like say where you are when you post.
If you don't turn on location services, you can still use Camera to view a feed of photos your friends have posted, but you won't be able to share your own photos with it.
