Owners manual
Table Of Contents
- Apple Watch User Guide
- Contents
- Chapter 1: Get Started
- Chapter 2: Basics
- Chapter 3: Watch Faces
- Chapter 4: Notifications
- Chapter 5: Glances
- Chapter 6: Timekeeping
- Chapter 7: Messages
- Chapter 8: Digital Touch
- Chapter 9: Mail
- Chapter 10: Phone Calls
- Chapter 11: Calendars and Reminders
- Chapter 12: Health and Fitness
- Chapter 13: Apple Pay and Passbook
- Chapter 14: Maps and Directions
- Chapter 15: Music
- Chapter 16: Remote Control
- Chapter 17: Photos
- Chapter 18: Camera Remote
- Chapter 19: Stocks
- Chapter 20: Weather
- Chapter 21: Accessibility and Related Settings
- Chapter 22: Safety, Handling, and Support
- Important safety information
- Important handling information
- Band care information
- Remove, change, and fasten bands
- Apple Watch Support site
- Restart Apple Watch
- Reset Apple Watch settings
- Get information about your Apple Watch
- Restore Apple Watch
- Update Apple Watch software
- Restore Apple Watch from a backup
- Sell, give away, or lose Apple Watch
- Learn more, service, and support
- FCC compliance statement for Apple Watch, Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Cable, and Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Case
- Canadian regulatory statement for Apple Watch, Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Cable, and Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Case
- Hallmarks and fineness marks for Apple Watch Edition
- Disposal and recycling information
- Apple and the environment
Chapter 18 Camera Remote 71
Use the shutter timer
You can use Apple Watch to set a shutter timer for a group shot without having to sprint back
into the frame.
Use the shutter timer. Open the Camera app , then tap the Timer button in the lower right. A
beep, a tap, and ashes from iPhone let you know when to expect the shot.
Tap to capture
a burst in
3 seconds.
The timer takes a burst of shots, so you’re sure to get a good one. To pick the best shot, view the
photo in Photos on iPhone, then tap Select (below the photo).