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Now many friends want to know how to use Apple Watch to take photos and videos, remotely control the camera lens of iPhone, and take selfies, because when we master these methods, the performance of our phones will be greatly improved. Since everyone wants to know how to take photos and videos with Apple Watch and remotely control the iPhone's camera selfie, Yao GE will tell you what to do today.

Even if the Apple Watch does not have a lens, you can remotely control the iPhone lens to take pictures, or even use the Apple Watch to remotely control the iPhone placed on the bracket for a group photo or selfie while traveling. In addition to taking pictures, you can also record movies. If you want to record when you travel, you can easily use this feature.

1. Open the built-in iPhone camera App and switch to "take a picture" mode. Because it is far away from iPhone, you can also use Apple Watch to control the shooting. It is recommended to buy lighter carbon fiber brackets and mobile phone brackets. As for the mobile phone bracket, you can choose not to be too expensive. If you have an iPhone shell, you can buy a cheap phone bracket like the one in the picture. Usually, some mobile phone brackets have screw holes that can be fixed on the bracket.

two。 Click "Digital Crown" on the right side of Apple Watch and find "camera" App in the menu to open it. How to take photos and videos with Apple Watch? Remote control iPhone selfie.

3. You will see iPhone's camera screen on Apple Watch. If not, make sure that the Bluetooth function of iPhone and Apple Watch is turned off. As for the furthest distance, it can be controlled at about 10 meters or 33 feet, quite far away! Next, you can click the "White button" to take a picture with Apple Watch. If you want to take a selfie, click the "3 seconds" countdown on the right to take a photo. Usually during the countdown, the iPhone flash will tell you how many seconds you have left, so you can take your own travel photos without looking for passers-by. If you want to adjust the distance, you can also turn right to the crown! Then, how to turn on the flash, switch the front and rear lens or open the original picture, directly "press" the Apple Watch preview screen, without going back to iPhone, the menu will pop up. As for the HDR (high dynamic range) feature, it means that iPhone can quickly and continuously take multiple photos with different exposure settings and then combine them into one photo. In the end, the details of the photo will be better in the bright and midtone areas. The HDR function can be enabled. It is recommended to enable it directly by default.

1.Apple Watch controls iPhone video recording.

Of course, in addition to using Apple Watch to control iPhone photography, you can also press the "white button" to achieve video recording, but it will stop recording after release, which is a bit inconvenient. If you want to record for a long time, you need to go back to iPhone and switch to "recording mode" or "time reduction photography" and "slow motion" mode. You can also use Apple Watch to control shooting.

2.Apple Watch controls iPhone to shoot movie demos.

If you don't know much about the above introduction, Mr. Mad directly demonstrated how to operate Apple Watch to remotely control iPhone shooting.

3. What is the Apple Watch Photo Application?

Currently, only Halide App can take pictures through Apple Watch, but the function is not as good as the built-in camera App, and the only comparison is that it can count down to 30 seconds.

But there are often bug that can't display iPhone images, so it's better to use Apple Watch's built-in camera.

So, these are some introductions on how to use Apple Watch to take photos and record videos and remotely control the selfie of iPhone lenses. I hope these methods brought by Yao GE can be helpful to everyone.

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