Take and edit real-time photos
Take photos that move when touched. Then, you can choose different master photos, add interesting effects, edit live photos and share them with family and friends. Everything can be easily realized on the iPhone 6s and newer models.
First, take photos of the scene.
Taking photos on the spot will record everything that happened within 1.5 seconds before and after taking photos. You get not only a beautiful photo, but also the movements and sounds before and after the photo. The shooting method of live photos is no different from traditional photos.
Open the camera application.
Please make sure that your camera is set to photo mode and live photos are turned on.
Hold the iPhone steady.
Take a photo gently.
By default, the real-time photo function is turned on for iPhone 6s and later models. If you want to take a still image, please click? Turn off live photos. You can keep the camera settings so that live photos are always on or off. Go to settings > camera > keep settings.
Second, let the photos come alive.
After taking a live photo, you can relive this wonderful moment from the photo application immediately.
Open the photo application.
Go to the photos tab.
Click on the desired real-time photo.
Press the screen hard.
Third, change your main photo.
Open the required live photos.
Click Edit.
Move the slider to change the frame.
Release your finger, and then tap Set as Primary Photo.
Click "Finish".
Fourth, add live photo effects.
With various real-time photo effects provided in iOS 1 1 and later, you can make photos more expressive, creative and pure fun.
Open the required live photos.
Slide up until you see the "effect".
Select loop playback, back and forth playback or long exposure.
Loop playback: Turn your favorite live photos into loop videos. You can choose an image of yourself, or you can ask photos to suggest which pictures can make an excellent loop video.
Play back and forth: Let your real-time photos play back and forth. Watch your live photos normally, and then play them backwards immediately.
Long exposure: capture time and action elements. Create a beautiful effect that only SLR cameras can achieve before. Fireworks that form bands of light in the air. A waterfall with blurred scenes.