After bursting on to the scene a few months ago, Instagram's video capture feature dubbed "Instavideo" by the masses, is about to get even cooler. The company has acquired video sharing app LUMA which will allow "Instavideo" users to add filters over their videos, the same way the add filters over their photos to make them stand out.
The move marks the first-ever acquisition Instagram has made and will likely build on the platform's newly implemented video capturing and sharing abilities. Similar to how Instagram users can add colors, Luma lets users capture and stylize videos by adjusting brightness, contrast and more. Users can add, switch or remove filters once video filming is finished.
source›› Mashable
