How to Save an Individual Photo from Your Burst Images

If you stumble across a once-in-a-lifetime shot and want to be certain you have plenty of images to choose from, or if you're trying to capture a picture of your energetic child or pet, then you'll love the Burst Mode feature in your iPhone's Camera app.

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Tip of the Day:     How to Save an Individual Photo from Your Burst Images If you stumble across a once-in-a-lifetime shot and want to be certain you have plenty of images to choose from, or if you're trying to capture a picture of your energetic child or pet, then you'll love the Burst Mode feature in your iPhone's Camera app. To take a photo in Burst Mode, you'll need to first open your Camera app. Once you've framed your shot, tap and hold on the shutter button at the bottom of the screen.     Share this tip with a friend:   You'll notice a counter pop up as you hold down the shutter. This indicates how many photos you've taken so far.   In the Photos app, your burst of images will be clustered together and can be identified by an icon at the top of the lead image, which reads, "Burst."    To save individual images, tap on Select and then choose the images you wish to keep.    Once you've made your decision and select Done, you'll be asked whether you want to Keep Everything or Keep Only Favorites. As burst images tend to take up a lot of space, you'll likely only want to keep the images you've chosen.     Top Image Credit: Bon Appetit / Shutterstock.com Did you enjoy this tip? Sign up here to get the tip of the day delivered right to your inbox.   Got a Tip You Would Like to Share? Let Us Know.

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How to Use Siri to Turn Do Not Disturb On or Off

Using Do Not Disturb on your iPhone is a great way to take a break from technology to focus on something else. There are multiple ways to turn on Do Not Disturb. One such way is in Control Center. You can also turn it on in Settings. However, the easiest way is to simply ask Siri to turn it on. Turning on Do Not Disturb will silence calls, alerts, and notifications. Here's how to use Siri to turn Do Not Disturb On and Off.

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Tip of the Day:     How to Use Siri to Turn Do Not Disturb On or Off Using Do Not Disturb on your iPhone is a great way to take a break from technology to focus on something else. There are multiple ways to turn on Do Not Disturb. One such way is in Control Center. You can also turn it on in Settings. However, the easiest way is to simply ask Siri to turn it on. Turning on Do Not Disturb will silence calls, alerts, and notifications. Here's how to use Siri to turn Do Not Disturb On and Off. First, activate Siri by holding down the Home button. Depending on which model of iPhone you have, you may also be able to simply say, "Hey Siri."  Once Siri is activated, say, "Turn on Do Not Disturb." You'll see the setting pop up with the option toggled on. To turn it off, activate Siri again and say, "Turn off Do Not Disturb."     Share this tip with a friend:     Did you enjoy this tip? Sign up here to get the tip of the day delivered right to your inbox.   Got a Tip You Would Like to Share? Let Us Know.

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