iPhone Eye: Set the timer for hands-free shooting

• Set your phone on a tripod.
• Tap the up-arrow to display more iPhone camera settings at the bottom of the screen.
• Then select the Timer icon.
• Select either a 3-second or 10-second delay.
• When you press the shutter button, the camera will start counting down the seconds.
• Now you can get into position in front of the camera.
• When the shutter fires, the camera will take a burst of 10 shots.
• You can then choose the best photos from the sequence and delete the rest (just like you do when selecting your favorite burst mode photos).

iPhone Eye: Adjusting exposure

• Before you take a photo, always check whether the brightness levels look good.
• If the image looks too bright or too dark, adjust the exposure before you press the shutter button.
• Tap to set focus on your subject.
• Swipe up or down on the screen to adjust exposure.
• Swipe up to make image brighter.
• Swipe down to make image darker.
• In general, aim to capture as much colour and detail as possible.
• To capture a silhouette photo, you’ll need to under-expose so that your subject appears completely black.

iPhone Eye: Activate the burst mode

• Open the camera app.
• Slide the shutter button to the left.
• Camera will take photos till you release the shutter button.

iPhone Eye: How to create a collage

• Open Google Photos app.
• Sign into your Google account.
• At the bottom, tap Library. Utilities.
• Under Create New, choose Animation or Collage.
• Choose the photos to add to your animation or collage.
• At the top right, tap Create.

iPhone Eye: Capture more detail at night

• Open the Camera app.
• Tap new moon icon (next to flash off).
• Tap this icon.
• Drag the slider to max.
• Tap shoot button and hold phone still to complete the shot.

iPhone Eye: Setting the focus

• Frame your shot.
• Tap the screen where you want to set focus.
• A yellow box will appear to indicate the focus point.
• Take the photo.
• This feature is useful while taking close-up photos.