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Daisy

CalmPeace
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Newcomer

‎2023-08-31 06:11 PM

I have gone on video meetings with the same person and the past two meetings there was a DAISY on her hair, but the daisy was VIRTUAL. It tracked her as she moved. We do not know what that was nor how to remove it. Any ideas? Thanks...

 

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jchan20
Newcomer
Newcomer

‎2023-08-31 07:22 PM

Click the arrow next to the "stop video" button, you'll then see a menu, go to video settings and click on " Background & Effects", that is, located in the margin. Then click on Video Filters, uncheck "Apply to all future meetings", and set the filters to "none".Click the arrow next to the "stop video" button, you'll then see a menu, go to video settings and click on " Background & Effects", that is, located in the margin. Then click on Video Filters, uncheck "Apply to all future meetings", and set the filters to "none".

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Vinnie
Community Champion | Customer
Community Champion | Customer

‎2023-08-31 07:24 PM

It is very likely this person has enabled a Zoom Feature called "Video Filter" because a Daisy on the head's side is one of those effects.

There are a couple of a ways to reach the Zoom App Seetings to Enable/Disable/Customize the "video Filters". If you are familiar how to adjust your "Virtual Background", then just beside that option you will see "Video Filters"

  1. During a meeting, Click the   "^" on the "Video Button" and it will reveal a menu to adjust the Video, and among the options you will see "Adjust Video Filter". Just select "None" (First Option/Top Left)...or scroll Up/Down to select and play with other filters  🙂 
  2. On the Zoom App directly, go to "Settings > Background & Effects > Video Filters" and the rest is exactly as in 1)

 

Enjoy!

 

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