How to use your Apple Watch as a camera remote for your iPhone

Sometimes, you may want to use your iPhone to take photos from hard-to-reach places where it is difficult to press the shutter button. You can do this remotely using your Apple Watch.

If you consider yourself a serious iPhone photographer, then you probably want more shooting flexibility than simply holding your iPhone and clicking the shutter. Whether you have your iPhone on a tripod or have the phone in a hard-to-reach vantage point, you may find it useful to have an external shutter control. The Apple Watch works flawlessly on your wrist.

1. Unlock your iPhone.
2. On the Apple Watch Home screen, tap Camera Remote.
3. You can use the Digital Crown to zoom or tap on a preferred part of the image to adjust focus. When ready, click Shutter.

You can also use Camera Remote to view the photo you just took, or switch to a different shooting mode on your iPhone's camera.

How to use the Apple Watch’s camera remote to view past photos

1. In Camera Remote, click the thumbnail in the lower left corner.
2. You can swipe left or right to browse collections. You can also use the Digital Crown to zoom, and Multi-Touch gestures to pan and zoom the image.
3. Click Close when finished.

How to change the shooting mode using Apple Watch’s Camera Remote

1. In Camera Remote, tap in the lower right corner. ..
2. Selectthe shooting mode you want, including whether to turn on HDR.

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