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Selecting a primary image from Burst mode

Selecting a primary image from Burst mode - Apple Photos Tutorial

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Selecting a primary image from Burst mode

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- [Instructor] When you use burst mode with your iPhone you can capture a whole mess of images really quickly. And you'll know that you did that because you'll have this little, looks like a deck of cards or a deck of pictures icon here in your library. Now you can pick an image out of that burst and have that be like a feature image in your library. Let me show you how to do that. It will make more sense when I show you. So I'm just going to open it up here. We have a burst and you notice I get this little, make a selection. Okay, that only happens with bursts from your iPhone. Okay. So we have three images here. Sometimes you can just have dozens of them. I'm going to pick one and let's see what happens. Let's pick the middle one. Going to check that circle right there. And then I'm going to come up to done. It's going to ask me do I want to keep everything? In other words do I want to keep that whole burst or only…

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