To take a photo on your iPhone without physically tapping the shutter button, you can set a timer to take it after a brief countdown. Here's how.

You can use Portrait mode on your iPhone to take high-quality photos, as long your iPhone has at least two camera lenses built in.

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1. Connect your compatible AirPods to your iPhone. 2. Tap Settings. 3. Tap your AirPods in the Settings menu. In the new menu, you can choose either Press Once or Press and Hold. This refers to how ...

You don’t have to choose between recording and taking pictures This article explains how to take photos while recording video with your iPhone. Instructions cover the iPhone 5 and newer models as well ...

The iPhone offers one of the best camera experiences in mobile phones, especially the newer models, and especially the latest Pro and Pro Max models. That said, the iPhone camera has limitations and ...

Blurry, boring photos of fireworks — that were plenty exhilarating in person — have become staples of modern July 4 celebrations. For the most part, taking photos with an iPhone is as simple as it ...

Capturing breathtaking architectural photos with your iPhone involves more than simply pointing and shooting. With the right techniques, you can emphasize the intricate beauty of buildings and their ...