For those who have a smartphone for the first time or those who have used Android smartphones, the shooting method of the iPhone may be a bit confusing.So, this time, let's look at how to shoot the screenshot, divided into a type of iPhone with a home button and an iPhone with no home button.
"Skush" is an abbreviation of "Screenshot".A screenshot is a function that shoots the screen displayed on the device and preserves it as a photo (image).It can be used not only for iPhone but also on Android smartphones and personal computers.It is useful for using it instead of a memo of information you do not forget or storing an impressive scene.
Basically, the standard -mounted screen function cannot be saved as a video.If you want to save it as a video, add a "screen recording function" to the control center, or get an app with the "screen record" function from the App Store.By the way, if you are a normal screen, you can cut out one scene of the video and save it as a photo.However, it should be noted that some applications (especially video distribution service apps) cannot save images with a screensho.Also, please note that videos that are contrary to copyright should never be saved.
From now on, let's divide the iPhone into two (no home button) and review how to shoot the screensho.
To shoot a screensho with an iPhone with a home button, press the screen you want to shoot, then press the "home button" and the "power button" on the right side of the terminal at the same time.In particular, if you do not set up the silence, you will hear a "kasha" sound and shoot the screen.
If you want to shoot a screenside with an iPhone X or later, where the home button is gone, press the "power button" on the right side of the terminal and the "volume UP button" on the left side of the terminal at the same time.Then, with the sound of "Kasha", the photo should be saved.
If you want to shoot a session with one tap on the two buttons on the terminal, display the button on the screen.
1: Open the "Settings App".2: Tap "Accessibility".3: Select "AssistiveTouch".4: Turn on "AssistiveTouch".* A translucent button is now displayed on the screen.5: Select a single tap (other action) from "Custom Action".6: Select "Screenshot".
The setting is now complete.By tapping the button displayed in step 4, it is possible to shoot a squash.As shown in the figure above, each custom action can play various roles.If you are worried, try "AssistiveTouch" once.
When you take a screensho on the iPhone, a photo taken at the bottom left of the screen will be displayed for a few seconds.If you tap while this photo photo is displayed, it will move to the edit screen of the photo as shown above.If you want to trim the extra parts or add a circle to the part you want to emphasize, edit the photo in this way.
If you want to change the save destination, tap the photo displayed at the bottom left of the screen for a few seconds immediately after shooting the screensho.Since it moves to the edit screen, tap the icon at the top right of the screen (see the left figure left) and scroll down the screen to change the save destination.
When you shoot a squash on the iPhone, the sound of "Kasha" sounds, but if you sound this shooting sound in a public place, you may create an unnecessary misunderstanding.Is there really a way to erase or change this shooting sound?Let's actually look at it.
The sound of shooting the screen with the iPhone can be erased by off the volume button on the left side of the terminal.If the volume is turned off, the calling sound of the phone will also be erased, so be careful.In addition, when shooting a normal camera, the sound is sounded even if the volume button is turned off.
Basically, the screen sound of the iPhone cannot be changed.However, if you are interested, install a screenshot app from the App Store, because you can change it with an app.
* The data was examined as of early April 2020.* The information is made thorough, but it does not guarantee the integrity and accuracy of the content.* Please use the product and service at your own risk.
Sentence / Ko Takamizawa