In reply to Post #15
I use my iPhone 12 and got one of them Bluetooth controllers off Amazon for a few quid. Works a treat
I use my iPhone 12 and got one of them Bluetooth controllers off Amazon for a few quid. Works a treat
I use iphone 11 and have set up voice control so just say "snap" and it takes single picture or "snap it" and it takes several
use portrait mode, and set up on tripod using unhooking mat to frame picture
works a treat
use portrait mode, and set up on tripod using unhooking mat to frame picture
works a treat
Got one of these last week but not used it on the bank yet. Worked fine when i tested it in the garden.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/274438371814?var=574570782788
All I use is a bank stick with a small torch attached to it. Used to work fine with my old Canon 600D but decided to cut down on what i carry to the lake so will just be using my iPhone 12 from now on.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/274438371814?var=574570782788
All I use is a bank stick with a small torch attached to it. Used to work fine with my old Canon 600D but decided to cut down on what i carry to the lake so will just be using my iPhone 12 from now on.
Anyone know of any timer/ number of pics to be taken etc Apps for iPhone 12 Pro that lets you select portrait etc
Cheers
Cheers
In reply to Post #36
You can set it up using the voice control settings within the iPhone it's self. Fairly easy vid to follow when you get to the bit where you tap the screen tap it serval times before saving the settings. When you set the camera up for a self take just select the portrait camera mode .
https://youtu.be/GebW9QWRob0
You can set it up using the voice control settings within the iPhone it's self. Fairly easy vid to follow when you get to the bit where you tap the screen tap it serval times before saving the settings. When you set the camera up for a self take just select the portrait camera mode .
https://youtu.be/GebW9QWRob0
In reply to Post #37
Brilliant, yer a star
Just got it sorted
Brilliant, yer a star
Just got it sorted
In reply to Post #35
Tell Siri to turn voice control on. Say ‘open camera' then ‘show names' and it shows you all the button names for voice control. So to take portrait photos you say ‘swipe left camera mode'. Then ‘tap take picture' to take a shot.
Tell Siri to turn voice control on. Say ‘open camera' then ‘show names' and it shows you all the button names for voice control. So to take portrait photos you say ‘swipe left camera mode'. Then ‘tap take picture' to take a shot.
In reply to Post #39
How cool is this! I have always admired people who are able to figure out how to make their work a little easier and make the process even more enjoyable.
How cool is this! I have always admired people who are able to figure out how to make their work a little easier and make the process even more enjoyable.
In reply to Post #10
Could always get a tablet and mirror what the camera is looking at so you can frame things properly. I know it's a bit of extra kit having to take a tablet as well, does solve a problem though 👍
Could always get a tablet and mirror what the camera is looking at so you can frame things properly. I know it's a bit of extra kit having to take a tablet as well, does solve a problem though 👍
In reply to Post #41
I have done this with a Ipad & Iphone 12 pro max. Works a treat.
As other have said i use a little bluetooth clicker on the phone and works great. I have also found it better in portrait mode to try it without the flash first and let the phone automatically choose, I have had low light pictures come out really well when it uses its own night mode to adjust the photo. Just takes upto 3 seconds to capture the picture after clicking.
I have done this with a Ipad & Iphone 12 pro max. Works a treat.
As other have said i use a little bluetooth clicker on the phone and works great. I have also found it better in portrait mode to try it without the flash first and let the phone automatically choose, I have had low light pictures come out really well when it uses its own night mode to adjust the photo. Just takes upto 3 seconds to capture the picture after clicking.
In reply to Post #1
Another Alternative !! No messing about and you also have a video record of the capture !!
Another Alternative !! No messing about and you also have a video record of the capture !!
In reply to Post #43
Yeah, always record mine, saves all the mucking around.
Yeah, always record mine, saves all the mucking around.
In reply to Post #43
Do you still rate the Note 4, you can pick one up for £40 nowadays if you all you are after is a camera.
What about night time shots, have you worked out how to do those?
Do you still rate the Note 4, you can pick one up for £40 nowadays if you all you are after is a camera.
What about night time shots, have you worked out how to do those?
In reply to Post #1
I only use a phone for my self takes also upgraded to 12 pro max few months ago but was using an iphone X and was really good at night using also the bivvy light and amazing quality.
What I use instead of those bluetooth controllers is an App called "Whistle Camera"!
That app in my opinion just makes everything much easier you set the time you want and just whistle and that will activate the camera.
Also a tip regarding that app is the ads on it, but if you put on airplane mode or just turn off the network no ads will show
The tripod i use is one from NGT not the best but at the time was the cheapest and good enought for what i need, but this days you have way better ones for around the same price
I only use a phone for my self takes also upgraded to 12 pro max few months ago but was using an iphone X and was really good at night using also the bivvy light and amazing quality.
What I use instead of those bluetooth controllers is an App called "Whistle Camera"!
That app in my opinion just makes everything much easier you set the time you want and just whistle and that will activate the camera.
Also a tip regarding that app is the ads on it, but if you put on airplane mode or just turn off the network no ads will show
The tripod i use is one from NGT not the best but at the time was the cheapest and good enought for what i need, but this days you have way better ones for around the same price
In reply to Post #43
Little tip for you, get a bigger light and move it further away from you when filming in the bivvy. I never made it past the first couple of minutes, photo tips from ghost face dude blowing highlights out ain't for me
Little tip for you, get a bigger light and move it further away from you when filming in the bivvy. I never made it past the first couple of minutes, photo tips from ghost face dude blowing highlights out ain't for me