Some users may also see an error message that reads - “No available camera input” while trying to use these Snap Camera filters. However, you may not find all the effects/filters available as you see on the Snapchat app. You will then need to go back to the Snap Camera app and select the filter you want to use. If you are using a Mac, click on ‘Preferences' on the Zoom app and then click on ‘Video'.
From here you have to select ‘Snap Camera' instead of whatever your current input is. From the drop-down menu under ‘Video', click on ‘Camera'. Once Zoom is open, click on the ‘gear' icon on the upper right corner of the Zoom app and select ‘Video'.
The desktop app is available on the official Snap Inc website and it works on PCs with minimum Windows 10 or macOS 10.13 OS, Intel Core i3 2.5Ghz or AMD FX 4300 2.6Ghz, and Intel HD Graphics 4000 or Nvidia GeForce 710 or AMD Radeon HD 6450. To be able to use these new filters, you need to ensure you are using Snap Camera v1.14.0. However, if you have cool colleagues, be our guest. You do not need us to tell you how this is not appropriate for most official use cases. Now, you need to pick and choose what meetings you want to apply these filters to. There is also a new update coming in on the Snap Camera that will allow users to apply Pixar, Disney, and DreamWorks-like cartoon filters on Zoom calls. This filter already exists on Snapchat and you might have seen many Snaps with it. Snap Inc's desktop app, the Snap Camera, has new filters incoming that are going to transform you into a generic Pixar or DreamWorks character. Now, to make some of those meetings more fun, there's a new filter on the Snap Camera you can use.
And these are often not just meetings with colleagues, many Zoom users also use the platform to keep in touch with friends and family. Most of our daily meetings now happen on Zoom.
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