The new update rolled out by Apple, iOS 26, contains one of the most wonderful features is the ability to control the iPhone camera via AirPods. This is an amazing addition to the lot, especially for those fond of clicking pictures or making videos regularly. Let's find out how this feature works and how it is implemented.
AirPods-iPhone Camera Control-Shutter Feature on iOS 26 Update
By this introduction of the control feature, Apple activated the new update using AirPods Pro or AirPods 3rd generation and later to remotely operate your iPhone's shutter. Or, in other words, one can take photos or even start or stop videos with the use of AirPods, even when one does not have an iPhone on hand.
How Does This Function Really Work?
You can control a variety of camera options with the sensor or touch control on the AirPods stem. For example:
Double-tap to take a picture.
Press and hold to initiate video recording.
More customizations are available from Settings.
How Can I Activate This Feature?
Here are the steps to follow if both iOS 26 and an updated AirPods are available to you:
Install the updates on your iPhone
Update AirPods with the latest firmware.
Go to Settings > Bluetooth.
Tap on the "i" icon next to your AirPods.
Enable "Camera Control."
Open the Camera app and take control of the camera using AirPods.
What Is The Purpose of This Feature?
So, no more need to ask anyone to hold the camera while you take selfies.
You can start/end the video even if you're vlogging or creating reels and alone.
Simply put your phone on a tripod and click pictures from a distance.
This new feature, introduced in the iOS 26updatete is very much a blessing to Apple users. Whether one is a content creator, traveler, or common user, work becomes easier for everyone. Mobile photography is now set to elevate to new levels, thanks to such innovative solutions in AirPods, which control your iPhone's camera.
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