[Android Central Question]

I detest having to press the on screen button, at my age it's difficult to hold the phone steady while doing this.
Also it's not that easy in dazzling sunlight we have here in Perth!

Also annoying is when asking a question about Android, iPhone and Samsung always come up first. I don't have either of these and I don't want either of them!!
Is there any way to stop this irrelevant nonsense

[rvbfan]

https://www.amazon.ca/Bluetooth-Remo...cUvbUpU7066267

[rvbfan]

Also can use assistant. Ok Google, take picture, 3 second delay and voila!.

[B. Diddy]

Welcome to Android Central! One workaround would be to set the shutter timer to 3 seconds (as long as what you're taking is fairly still). That way, the instability from tapping the shutter button wouldn't be an issue, since the picture would be taken 3 seconds later.

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[L0n3N1nja]

Not sure what EG Shoot is but most phones I've seen have voice controls available in the camera app settings.

[methodman89]

I bought a Tile sized BT remote shutter device years ago , and I'm happy with it. It works with all my phones, and even my ipad

[Ben xfg]

Many camera apps also let you use something like a volume button to snap the photo, which might be a more natural place to rest your finger.

[B. Diddy]

Not sure what EG Shoot is but most phones I've seen have voice controls available in the camera app settings.

I believe the OP meant "e.g.", as in "for example, 'shoot'"

[methodman89]

I believe the OP meant "e.g.", as in "for example, 'shoot'"

So eg as in ie.

[B. Diddy]

So eg as in ie.

Right, but "e.g." means "for example," while "i.e." means "that is." Subtle difference, but still different.

[methodman89]

I thought eg was the catcher and ie was on 1st

[B. Diddy]

I thought eg was the catcher and ie was on 1st

Ibid. THIRD BASE!