You might wish to utilise your iPhone to capture images in difficult-to-reach spots where it's difficult to press the shutter. Instead, you may utilise your Apple Watch to accomplish it remotely.
If you consider yourself a dedicated iPhone photographer, you may desire more capturing options than merely holding the iPhone and pressing the shutter button. Whether you're using a tripod or have placed the iPhone in a difficult-to-reach location, an external shutter control may be handy. The Apple Watch on your wrist will function flawlessly.
- Your iPhone must be unlocked.
- Tap Camera Remote on your Apple Watch's Home Screen.
- You may zoom in and out with the Digital Crown, or you can alter the focus by tapping the desired area of the image. When you're ready, press the shutter button.
You can also use Camera Remote to examine recent images or to switch between capture modes on the iPhone's camera.
How to review past photos with Apple Watch's Camera Remote
- Tap the thumbnail in the bottom-left corner of Camera Remote.
- To browse the collection, swipe left or right. You can also zoom with the Digital Crown and pan and zoom using Multi-Touch gestures on pictures.
- When you're finished, tap Close.
How to change capture modes with Apple Watch's Camera Remote
- Tap... in the lower right corner of Camera Remote.
- Choose the desired capture mode, including whether or not to use HDR.
