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

When you launch the iPhone Camera, you’re taken to the standard Photo mode by default. As you move the camera to frame your ...

Your iPhone’s camera is smart—perhaps too smart. It’s smart enough to relight your selfies and remove distracting background objects from your photos. It’s the kind of reality-altering power that ...

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 ...

To blur the background in photos on an iPhone, you can use Portrait Mode on newer iPhones, edit photos using an app, or take ...

Remotely controlling the shutter on your iPhone's camera lets you include yourself in the photo while avoiding the limitations of a selfie. For example, it allows you to take a picture of a wider ...

There is a hidden feature called back tap on iPhone iOS 14. It is a secret button on iPhone. The back tap feature allows you to choose default shortcuts for both double tap and triple tap (the back of ...

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