How does the iPhone snap the picture if your holding the monopod Handel?
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I don't know about the iPhone, but my Galaxy S3 has a self shot timer. I set the timer, hit the button, and hold out the mono pod.
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Mainly it is made for you to use it with Video, you roll the video shoot and stop then trim the parts of running video and stoping it. Using Apps like camera+ or other photography apps will enable you to set a timer for the shot and then you'll be able to take a picture with the phone remotely.
1819598
Any iPhone can take a picture using your headset as a corded remote. Same + button on the headset as takes a picture with the phone itself. That ought to cover many cases of using this monopod given my tests so far. Not all, but many.
1819599
It doesn't. You either have to use a photo app with a self-timer or use it in video mode which is how I use it.
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You can either shoot video, set the timer (10sec to snap) or use a remote such as the Satechi.
2217363
Oh yeah, and I propped my iPhone on a makeshift stand to get a focused photo.Its always best to have a tripod or stablize the camera for this purpose.
1182435
It focus when u slightly hit the button before u take the pic or u can use the lense to move it to
1245271
There is a camera hole in the inner casing. Just unsnap the inner casing from the zippered casing, tap the camera app icon on the iPad mini, and you're ready to snap pictures.
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I have the iPhone 4s and it doesn't have a connector for tripods. The tripod does take the small cameras, so if your iPhone has that connector, it should. Otherwise, you can use the tripod to hold and steady the camera/phone. I'm not aware any iPhones have the connector to screw onto a tripod, though.
2188070
There is a piece that screws to the bottom of the camera. That piece is the coupler that... Yes allows you to snap it in and out.
1792427
You have to use an external program such as opanda iexf editor. Install and run that program, open a recently taken picture with that program and it will show you what "click" it was taken on. Actually they are called shutter actuations.
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No, it doesn't. Only iPhone 4 ir 4S. And it show only moves and photo. It doesn't project the image at iPhone. For eg games.
1171883
You're taking a picture of a picture with your iPhone, so you can edit and print it any size you want, however you print other pictures from your phone.
1282867
It simply slides over your finger. You push the button and is provides a snapshot reading in a couple seconds and not continuous.
1627466
Yes, the top where the camera sits will twists 360 degrees if you want. The base also twists. It is on a ball and rotates or pivots from side to side. I took it on a hike and it was helpful to have the added stability of the monopod.
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You hold it half way down, it focuses, and then you press it all the way down and it takes the picture. There is a 3-6 second delay between pictures.
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It has a threaded end that you screw into the bottom of the camera you are using. This isn't made for use with a phone is that's what you're trying to do.
319586
Cannot answer question. I have an iPhone and cannot get the shutterball to work. Very disappointed.
1240005
No, the camera ejects the photo and it develops like the Polaroid system. The view finder is passive, not digital.
283348
The camera is mounted to the monopod so you would need long arms to do a selfie.
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It's connected to the case and when you want to take a picture you just pull it open and rotate it down