Click the arrow next to the Start Video button and select Snap Camera to switch from the default camera for the app. At the video screen, change the camera source that Zoom will use. Find the filter you wish to use by browsing among the different categories or searching for them by typing a term in the Search field.Īfter you’ve settled on a filter, open Zoom and join a meeting. Open the Snap Camera app to see yourself in the camera viewer. Next, download and install the Snap Camera app. If you don’t already have it, download and install the Zoom Client for Meetings software. By using Snap Camera and Zoom at the same time, you can experiment with a variety of different filters, and your appearance changes in Zoom for everyone else on the call to see and enjoy. I'm prepared to go forward with it, I'm here live.Snap Camera is available as a dedicated program, so you can set it up on your PC. Keen to press on with his work, Rod then said, "I don't know how to remove it, I've got my assistant here. "Mr Ponton, I believe you have filter turned on in the video settings," said the judge, to which the lawyer explained that his assistant was doing his best to amend the settings.
The meeting kicks off with the 394th Judicial District Court judge, Roy Ferguson, letting Rod know that everyone could see his unfortunate feline error. In all seriousness though, the video of Texas court proceedings held over video call, featuring lawyer Rod Ponton stuck behind a cat face filter, is truly one of the only things getting us through this chilly Wednesday.
Not long after Twitter gifted the world with Jackie Weaver and her now infamous parish council meeting comebacks, we're now lucky enough to be blessed 'the lawyer stuck as a cat'. You know what, as challenging and long and boring as lockdown life has been for us all, it's also bought with it some unexpected moments of Zoom-based joy.
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