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Select the Burst Photos You Want to Keep, Take Timed Photos, Use Audio Control to Take Photos

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Camera and Gallery Burst shooting via Volume button pressing is only supported on certain device models. 3 Release your finger to stop shooting. Select the Burst Photos You Want to Keep 1 Open Gallery. Touch a burst photo (which is tagged with ), then touch . 2 Swipe through the burst photos, select the ones you want to keep, then touch and follow the onscreen instructions. To delete the whole burst photo, touch and hold to select the photo, then touch . Take Timed Photos The camera timer allows you to set a countdown so you can get into position after you have touched the shutter button. 1 Go to Camera > > Timer and select a countdown. 2 Return to the viewfinder and touch the shutter button. Your device will take a photo when the countdown ends. Use Audio Control to Take Photos You can use your voice to take photos without having to touch the shutter button. 1 Go to Camera > > Audio control, and select an option. 2 Go back to the viewfinder, then say your command to take a photo. Shoot One-Handed Photos or Videos When you're shooting a photo or video on your phone while it is folded, with just one hand, swipe up from the bottom of the Camera app screen to display the Camera Quick Menu, which gives you access to commonly-used features. 74

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Burst shooting via Volume button pressing is only supported on certain device models.
3
Release your
finger
to stop shooting.
Select the Burst Photos You Want to Keep
1
Open
Gallery
. Touch a burst photo (which is tagged with
), then touch
.
2
Swipe through the burst photos, select the ones you want to keep, then touch
and
follow the onscreen instructions.
To delete the whole burst photo, touch and hold to select the photo, then touch
.
Take Timed Photos
The camera timer allows you to set a countdown so you can get into position after you have
touched the shutter button.
1
Go to
Camera
>
>
Timer
and select a countdown.
2
Return to the
viewfinder
and touch the shutter button. Your device will take a photo when
the countdown ends.
Use Audio Control to Take Photos
You can use your voice to take photos without having to touch the shutter button.
1
Go to
Camera
>
>
Audio control
, and select an option.
2
Go back to the
viewfinder,
then say your command to take a photo.
Shoot One-Handed Photos or Videos
When you're shooting a photo or video on your phone while it is folded, with just one hand,
swipe up from the bottom of the Camera app screen to display the Camera Quick Menu,
which gives you access to commonly-used features.
Camera and Gallery
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