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How to take photos on your phone via remote control
- Smartphones have changed the way we take photos and videos, offering new flexibility and creativity.
- For remote photography, smartwatches like Apple Watch offer Camera Remote app to control the phone's camera.
- With Android phones and Wear OS smartwatches, Google Camera app can be used for remote photography.
- Voice commands like Siri on iOS and 'Hey Google' on Android can also be used for remote photo capture.
- Using the timer feature in phone's camera app allows for setting a delay before capturing a photo.
- On iPhone and Pixel phones, timer options include 3, 5, and 10-second delays for remote photography.
- Bluetooth clickers can serve as remote controls for both iOS and Android devices, enabling hands-free photography.
- Pixel 9 phones offer a unique feature called Connected Cameras, allowing one device to control the camera of another Pixel 9 phone.
- This feature is specific to Pixel 9 series currently but offers an interesting niche use case for remote photography.
- Various methods like using a smartwatch, voice commands, timers, or Bluetooth clickers provide options for remote photo capture on smartphones.
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