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# 5. Capture & Record Video

### Capture Image

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{% hint style="info" %}
Note that the avatar shown on the live view window is horizontally flipped from the original NFT image. The avatar in the output captured image file will be identical to the original NFT image. \
\
It is identical to how taking a selfie on your phone works.
{% endhint %}

### Record Video

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{% hint style="info" %}
Note that the avatar shown on the live view window is horizontally flipped from the original NFT image. The avatar in the output recorded video file will be identical to the original NFT image.\
\
It is identical to how taking a selfie on your phone works.
{% endhint %}

### Virtual Camera

Virtual Camera is a feature that allows you to use MYTY Camera on any applications such as Google Meet, Zoom and etc. Since the virtual camera congests a considerable amount of CPU power, the virtual camera button allows you to disable it when the virtual camera is not in use.

The virtual camera is enabled as a default.

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