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I had hoped that this feature would only take Live Photos when the subject is moving. But even if I take a landscape shot with a tripod it still takes Live Photos rather then (storage space saving) still ones.
What is the difference between "live auto" and "live on"?
So far I can not find the difference and I would be very happy for any information on this.
iPhone 14 Pro, iOS 16
Since iPhone 11, Apple added Live Auto, which simply lets the phone decide if there is enough movement to capture a Live Photo. If the phone doesn't see any movement, it likely won't take a Live Photo. If Live Photo is off, it won't take a Live Photo. If it is on (not in Auto Live), it will take a live photo even if no movement is detected by the camera.
Since iPhone 11, Apple added Live Auto, which simply lets the phone decide if there is enough movement to capture a Live Photo. If the phone doesn't see any movement, it likely won't take a Live Photo. If Live Photo is off, it won't take a Live Photo. If it is on (not in Auto Live), it will take a live photo even if no movement is detected by the camera.
Live Auto vs. On -- Difference?? Repeating a question that was not answered by the Apple Article referenced.
