I hnewiphone 11pro (Page 2): I recently saw an add for a device that connects to the back of a phone that is much like a button release on a dslr. Didn’t pay much attention, but I will...

Rodwil

I recently saw an add for a device that connects to the back of a phone that is much like a button release on a dslr. Didn’t pay much attention, but I will keep and eye out, and if I come across it again, I will add to this post.

drobvit Loc: Southern NV

al13 wrote:

I had a stroke 6 weeks ago that affected my left side. It will be a long time before I can use my Fuji. I am thinking about purchasing an iPhone 11 pro 256 gigabits. I can shoot with it using my right hand. Any thoughts are appreciated. Going through a tough time and taking pictures will help.

Here's one example of a grip. Can also be attached to a tripod.

http://www.shoulderpod.com/shoulderpod-s1

joderale Loc: Pensacola, Florida

LAZY-HANDS 2-Loop Phone Grip - FITS Most - Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007O354AM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_IYWSDbYPSVW8N

This is great for one handed operation

SuperflyTNT Loc: Manassas VA

My daughter picked up an iPhone 11 the day before we headed to Niagara Falls. The camera was quite impressive.

SuperflyTNT Loc: Manassas VA

My daughter picked up an iPhone 11 the day before we headed to Niagara Falls. The camera was quite impressive.

mjgreen53 Loc: Christchurch NZ

al13 wrote:

I had a stroke 6 weeks ago that affected my left side. It will be a long time before I can use my Fuji. I am thinking about purchasing an iPhone 11 pro 256 gigabits. I can shoot with it using my right hand. Any thoughts are appreciated. Going through a tough time and taking pictures will help.

I'm sure you can set up SIRI to take pictures using voice commands. I'm using Bixby on my Samsung to "take photo".

wilikioti Loc: Deep South, USA

al13 wrote:

I had a stroke 6 weeks ago that affected my left side. It will be a long time before I can use my Fuji. I am thinking about purchasing an iPhone 11 pro 256 gigabits. I can shoot with it using my right hand. Any thoughts are appreciated. Going through a tough time and taking pictures will help.

Get a “selfie” stick for an iPhone. Makes one handed use simple and easy.

newtoyou Loc: Eastport

al13 wrote:

I had a stroke 6 weeks ago that affected my left side. It will be a long time before I can use my Fuji. I am thinking about purchasing an iPhone 11 pro 256 gigabits. I can shoot with it using my right hand. Any thoughts are appreciated. Going through a tough time and taking pictures will help.

Private your address to me if you get a cell phone/camera.
I have some devices that allow much more range and ease of use.
No charge. Just to help you stay in the game.
Bill

DaveyDitzer Loc: Western PA

al13 wrote:

I came left hand is uselessi calmly use my right hand. Can’t hold or grip anything with left handed. I can
shoot with my iPhone 6 but camera
But camera is not good

one of our iphone has a large collapsible button affixed to the rear. This fits between my index and second fingers and allows shutter release with my right thumb. Works well one (right) handed if the arm is tucked into my side or against a rest.

DaveyDitzer Loc: Western PA

One of our i-phones has a button affixed to the rear allowing one hand operation.

tonybear

I second the idea Of using a hand-held mount device, not only remote control of capture, but also for stability- or relative shake-free capture. I’ve been using DJI’s new OSMO Mobile-3 with excellent results when connected to my iphone8+. The iPhone11 pro is very nearly the same size and should work very well with the OSMO-Mobile 3- it’s affordable too, about $140. It’s remote control features are remarkable using the MIMO app.

al13

Thank you

newtoyou Loc: Eastport

al13 wrote:

Thank you

I do not know to whom you are saying thank you. It is not me.
My question is why, when offered a possible solution to a problem at no cost, do you not acknowledge that in a return post? Whether wanted or not somehow my upbringing taught appreciation and a reply was in order.
Does a stroke debilitate politeness?
Newtoyou

SuperflyTNT Loc: Manassas VA

newtoyou wrote:

I do not know to whom you are saying thank you. It is not me.
My question is why, when offered a possible solution to a problem at no cost, do you not acknowledge that in a return post? Whether wanted or not somehow my upbringing taught appreciation and a reply was in order.
Does a stroke debilitate politeness?
Newtoyou

Wow, somebody needs a life.

newtoyou Loc: Eastport

SuperflyTNT wrote:

Wow, somebody needs a life.

Don't believe I was speaking to you.