Taking a selfie on the iPhone is pretty straightforward and doesn't often require hands-free usage.
Whether using a remote control, the self-timer, or Siri to help with hands-free iPhone photos, it can make a big difference in the shots that are possible.
IOS 8 HANDS OFF BLUETOOTH
Third-party accessories like this can be a little troublesome to connect, but once a Bluetooth shutter is set up with an iPhone, it tends to work well. For those who don't own an Apple Watch, there are Bluetooth remotes that are compatible with an iPhone and some selfie sticks come with a Bluetooth remote shutter. Using a remote shutter is a really great way to get a better selfie or a group shot with the rear cameras. There are options to choose the front or rear camera, as well as use a self-timer from the Apple Watch. Tapping the shutter button on the Apple Watch takes and stores a photo on the iPhone, and sends a preview to the Apple Watch as well. Even if the iPhone is asleep, opening this app on the Apple Watch wakes the iPhone, opens the Camera app, and provides a preview on the Apple Watch's screen. With some extra setup, Apple's Voice Control can actually press the shutter as well.Īnother way to take a hands-free photo on iPhone is by using the Apple Watch's Camera Remote app. It's also quite handy to ask Siri to ' take a picture' or ' take a selfie.' The shutter button still needs to be pressed, but the Camera app is opened and switched to the front or rear camera.
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