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Is there a way to turn offthe burst mode iphone 6 camera app? I want only 1 photo. Invariably IOS 8 camera app takes 3 to 10 photos each time I take a photo. It is pain to have to delete multiple copies each time I take a phota.
iPhone 6, iOS 8.1, win 7 pc
This is NOT a solution. You don't always want your flash set to the On position. And I do exactly what I consider press and release and I still get burst photos. And it seems that if you use the timer function, you get burst mode whether you like it or not.
This is NOT a solution. You don't always want your flash set to the On position. And I do exactly what I consider press and release and I still get burst photos. And it seems that if you use the timer function, you get burst mode whether you like it or not.
Turn the flash to "ON" and photo burst is disabled.
That's weird.
KodiacJoe wrote:
I hate the burst function also and there must be a way to turn that function off.
There is not.
Submit your feedback to Apple:
Don't hold the button down.
press and release.
It workerd! This may have been a "stupid" question, but I am a real newbie to the iphone. Thanks so much for this easy solution!
This doesn't stop the self-timer from taking 10 pictures. How does one do that?
This worked, I noticed that my flash was disabled because my phone got hot. That's when the bust mode started. After it cooled down and I turned the flash back on the burst mode stopped.
24434everyday wrote:
This is NOT a solution. You don't always want your flash set to the On position. And I do exactly what I consider press and release and I still get burst photos. And it seems that if you use the timer function, you get burst mode whether you like it or not.
Submit your request to Apple to have this changed here:
me too. how do I fix that problem?
I have the same problem with burst mode. It should be something to be turned on or off not linked to flash or the button press. Besides this happens when the phone is mounted on a tripod and whether you use the side button or the dot on the screen. In timer mode I certainly don't hold anything down because i'm usually try to get into the shot with friends.
As a side note does anyone else feel that the screen on off button being opposite of the side volume button is a problem? I can't count how many times I have accidentally turned the phone screen off with my thumb while trying to use my index finger to take the shot...sometimes losing the shot I wanted. Bad ergonomics imao.
I have an iPad Air 2. It doesn't have a flash.
This happens frequently for no apparent reason. I'm not holding the button down. I'm pressing and releasing. I agree, it should be a selectable feature, not one that happens at random.
'Just touch and release is NOT the answer the camera just does this randomly
Kindly help me out. I am not able to stop that.
Is there a way to turn off burst mode iphone 6?
