by Hilary Kennedy on 2015-06-24T09:00:00-04:00 | 0 Comments
If you have an iPhone 5s or newer you may have noticed some of the new features of your camera app, such as the Time-lapse and Slo-mo video modes. Have you tried Burst Mode yet? Similar to a DSLR camera, Burst Mode (or Continuous Mode) takes a succession of photos at high speed, simply by pressing and holding on the shutter button. This works well for action shots where you want to capture either a series of photos or catch an exact moment in time. (Think bridal party group-jump shots). Have a different smartphone? You may still have a similar feature. Try pressing and holding on your shutter button and see what happens!
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If you have an iPhone 5s or newer you may have noticed some of the new features of your camera app, such as the Time-lapse and Slo-mo video modes. Have you tried Burst Mode yet? Similar to a DSLR camera, Burst Mode (or Continuous Mode) takes a succession of photos at high speed, simply by pressing and holding on the shutter button. This works well for action shots where you want to capture either a series of photos or catch an exact moment in time. (Think bridal party group-jump shots). Have a different smartphone? You may still have a similar feature. Try pressing and holding on your shutter button and see what happens!
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