How to Take a live Photos on iPhone 16, 15

Apple’s iPhone is not limited to calls and text. But it is also a superb gadget for catching photos and videos. It comes with various new hardware materials and a user-friendly software pack iOS ecosystem. The important thing is a high-resolution Camera compared to other smartphones. iPhone’s 12-megapixel photos using iSight Camera. As well as shooting 5-megapixel selfie photos by a FaceTime camera, also, this becomes helpful when you are calling FaceTime video. Now you can turn on live photos on iPhones, iPad Pro, and iPads.

Debuted live photos and 4K Video features in-camera by Apple in its iPhone series. So naturally, all users haven’t an idea of how to use or take live photos on the iPhone. Don’t worry. As a new iPhone owner, you will get a lot of new stuff. But here we always tried to explain your every confusion in a Simple text. So today I guide you on how to take live photos on the iPhone.

If we are talking about storage space, then live pictures take less space than 4k Videos Because 4K video always consumes more bytes in front of live photos. So we recommend you an ibridge drive that allows you to store your photos and videos on an external drive.

How to take Live Photos on iPhone

  1. Launch the Camera App on your iPhone.
  2. Now hold on-screen with the Photo. Next, Tap on Three Concentric Circles at the Top-Right of the Corner.
  3. Next, Select Live to Enable the Live Photos Feature. Then, Tap on Circle at the Bottom and Shoot a Live Photo.
Open Camera Tap Photo Tap on Live to Enable Select bottom circle shoot a live photo on iPhone

That’s it!

You can appear your live photos in the Photos app in the row of regular pictures. This live photos you can also set as a background animated Wallpaper on all 3D touch supported iPhones.

In the latest iOS, you can edit Live Photos on iPhone and iPad to set key photos, mute Live Photo (turn off live Photos Sounds), trim live photos, add filters effect, etc.

How to capture Ultra HD videos on iPhone

  1. Launch the Settings App on your iPhone.
  2. Tap on Camera.
Open Settings Tap Camera on iPhone
  1. Tap Record Video.
  2. Choose 4K at 30 fps or the latest iPhone model users have option 4K at 60fps.
Tap on Record Video Choose 4K at 30 fps on iPhone

You’re done!

While you want to turn off Live Photos mode then just tap the live photos icon in the camera app again. Let share your feeling in the comment box on taking live photos on the iPhone.

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Karly Wood

Karly Wood is a journalist based in Ohio who specializes in covering Apple and technology trends. With a varied experience in reporting on public safety, government, and education, her insights bridge multiple disciplines, providing readers with a well-rounded perspective on today's technological advancements. If you need to contact me, you can reach me at [email protected] or through (Facebook)

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