How to quickly start recording a video on your iPhone? Want to quickly capture an important moment on video? S iPhoneWith the iPhone 11 and later, it's a breeze! With QuickTake, you can start recording a video by simply holding down the shutter button in the Camera app. And if you want to record longer videos without having to keep your finger on the button, here's another tip.
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Apple with models iPhone 11 introduced a handy feature called QuickTake, which lets you instantly start recording videos right from camera mode. No more fiddling around with switching between modes and risking missing the perfect moment. In this article, we'll show you how to get the most out of this feature and how to make your iPhone video recording even more efficient.
How to quickly start recording video on iPhone
- Open the Camera app.
- Hold the trigger: In Photo mode (camera icon), firmly press and hold the shutter button. Video recording will start immediately.
- Stop recording: To stop recording, simply release your finger from the shutter button.
- Continuous recording: If you want to shoot a longer video without having to keep your finger on the shutter button, slide it all the way to the right. The button will stretch and a lock icon will appear. Tap it to block recording. Now you can film as long as you need.
- Taking a photo while recording: While recording a video, you can tap the shutter button at any time to take a photo.
- End continuous recording: To stop continuous recording, tap the record button below the viewfinder again.
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QuickTake is a great tool for anyone who wants to quickly and easily capture their experiences on video. It will make sure you never miss a moment. Whether you want to record a short clip or a longer video, with iPhoneWith the m 11 and newer models, you can do it with the left rear.
QuickTake is quite truncated compared to classic recording. On iPhone 15 Pro Max it only records 1440×1080 and 30 fps. Up to iPhone 16 records 4K 60.