Bravo Gary. You did it again. I didn't realize how versatile the live function is on the iPhone plus it's counterpart within the Mac photos app. I've recommended your videos / channel for the clearest, most concise, professional and hyoe-free Apple tutorials Iv'e found to date.
Well, I just turned Live Photo back on! I had been indifferent or even a little negative about it. But this was great information! I am delighted to learn these! Thank you!
Great information again! I hadn't thought about most of these benefits of using Live Photos and usually have the option turned off to save room. No more! At least not in every situation. Thanks, Gary!
Wow! I’ve never understood what Live Photos were, and, frankly, found the feature really annoying because half the time it just did its thing for no apparent reason, and I didn’t know how to stop it. NOW I get it, and I’m definitely going to be taking advantage of this feature in creative ways. Thank you SO much for the excellent demo and explanation!❤
Gary, Bravo-you hit it out of the park again! I have to admit that when Live Photo was introduced I immediately disabled it since it seem useful to me. Now I understand how to use it.
I'm not sure if it's changed on the latest models, but at least on my iPhone 12 the video part of the live photo is considerably less resolution and quality than the photo itself. That means if you change the key photo to a video frame, it upscales such that the new key photo is lower quality.
@@macmost Easy enough to test. Export an unmodified original of a live photo and check the video resolution. For it to be the same quality, each video frame would have to be 12MP (not to mention the rest of the processing the iPhone does to still images).
@@JosephWestrupp But when you export like that it doesn't give you each frame as a photo. It converts it to video. (So the name of the menu choice isn't very accurate here).
I always wondered what that live setting did. This video opened my eyes. Thank you Gary for educating me. I am amazed at the frequency you publish your YT videos. You are the hardest working man on YT. 😊 Nick T
Helpful! Question: these 3 sec videos are filling up my storage space. Can you choose the key photo and tell it to drop the others - without going through the duplicate and delete steps for each one?
Are you sure they are filling up storage? They really don't take up very much more space. Seems like they should, but they are saved in a clever way (changes to frames, not whole frames). There's no way I can think of to bulk convert them.
You've hit on a winner here Gary by the looks of the comments....here's another one too - thanks VM. Is there a reason to NOT have Live on all the time? (now I know what the heck it actually does, lol)
I like to pick and choose when it is on. I suppose slightly larger files will add up over time. Plus I like to use other modes (portrait, pano, etc). It can also be annoying to share a photo and then the other person gets a Live Photo instead of a regular one. But not a big deal.
Thanks Gary, I learned a lot. I always use the Live Photo when taking photos of people to avoid blinking. Overall though, you gave a tremendous amount of tips I knew nothing about. Especially like the use of “loops.” Keep up the superlative presentations.
Hi Gary, Thank you for your channel. There's so much to learn.....we are very grateful. Do you have any suggestions what we can do with our old print photo's. I have hundreds maybe thousands and I would like to have them all digital in one place. I have tried once before only to find out that at the photo's were not readable when I sent them to family members.
Not sure what you are asking. Do you mean scan them in? Sure, yes, scan them. Get a good scanner if you like and do that (I did, years ago). Make sure you scan them into a standard format, like jpeg.
@@OreoCookies2076 There's no magic way to do it. You have to scan each one. There are services you can send your photos to and they will do it for you if you want that.
Wow, you always surprise us with these hidden features. I know about live pictures but I didn't know that it can generate slow motion effect. absolutely great tutorial.
Thanks Gary! Such great tips 💜 Did someone already comment that if you change the key foto from the default "frame" to an other frame, the resolution will be way less? At least on my iPhone 12 and iPad Pro (9.7"), running the latest OS-versions. So it's not without a penalty.
@@Slurkz Not sure why you are getting lower quality then. Whatever frame I choose for the key frame, exporting the photo after that gives me a high quality 4096-wide photo.
@@Slurkz I have not seen an actual proof of changing the frame gives you the same quality than the original frame… it exports in the same resolution but the quality is noticeable coming from a (compressed) video frame.
@@dingr Frames will vary in quality just like photos will. As you shoot, your are moving your hand, for instance, so some frames may be blurrier than others.
I didn’t want to watch this video, although I always watch all your videos, but this particular one was not in my field of interest. But, man, was I wrong! This is absolutely fantastic. Thank you so much. Best regards from a happy patron.
Thanks for all your clarifying work. A question for a future video: how can one manage the size of their photos library? i’m toying with the idea of migrating all my photos from file directories and google photos into this app, but after less than a year i’m already over 200gb. What are some strategies for keeping the size down to be more manageable over years?
The main strategy I use is to keep videos elsewhere. I use Photos for photos, and store videos as files (well-named and organized). That's not going to work for everyone, but my huge Photos library is smaller because it is just photos.
Your tutorial was great, but can you tell me what I did wrong because once I change all my live phots to .mov and HEIC I made a video out of the .mov files. It worked but after uploading to UA-cam, all the .mov images were very small and did not maintain their original size. Any ideas?
Very useful. I never thought about the different uses of Live Photo. I always thought of it as a gimmick. However, now I understand more about the setting. I will use it more. However, doesn’t it cause issues when backing up these photos to sites other than iCloud? Specifically, OneDrive?
How are you "backing up" to OneDrive, exactly? You take a photo on your iPhone in the Camera app and you end up with a Live Photo in your Photos App Library. What are you doing then to get it to OneDrive? I don't use OneDrive but I suppose you could test it in OnDrive and see, though you'd need an app that can actually understand what a Live Photo is.
@@macmost so OneDrive has a camera/picture/video upload feature. I have it turned on on my iPhone. I have redundant photos/video back up. When you open OneDrive it starts the process for uploading and backing up photos and videos. It only operates when the app is open as Apple doesn’t allow for OneDrive to operate uploads in the background. There is a feature to allow for a faster upload when the phone is charging and idle as long as the app is open. It is interesting that the app will upload all photos even if the photo is deleted on the iPhone. I have been using it for years as I was on android and Blackberry OS systems for years. I switched to iPhone 2.5 years ago. I have used Mac’s for 16 years. I also use MS OS at work. So a mixed environment.
As far as I can test if you change the main photo of the Live Photo you get a frame of the hidden MOV video file (exporting to my MacBook I get the heif for the photo and the mov of the video sort in one folder, exporting with “all info data”), and the video in my iPad Pro 2017 is 1080p. So lower resolution and crops the image a little compared to the real photo as the video capture doesn’t use the full sensor but a section in the center. Also I didn’t know Live Photos gives you the weight of the actual photo but excluding the video mov file attached to it, so careful there about a hidden space grabber.
Are you using an older Live Photo from years ago? Or maybe you have HEIF turned off in Camera settings? If you set the Key Photo to any frame, and then export that image, you get full resolution. Another issue may be you are using an iPad Pro from 2017 which doesn't have the cameras that the iPhone has. Not even close. So it may not be able to capture true Live Photos in the way an iPhone can.
@@macmost yeah I can only test for my iPhone 7, iPhone 11 (this one takes 1440p live video) and the iPad Pro 2nd gen… no idea of the quality of newer models. But do newer models take the video part of Live Photo at 4K?, that would be better but still lower than the 12mp photo, and still every iPhone uses a smaller center area of the sensor to capture video isn’t it? *1) in regards of space I am guessing one reason the photo doesn’t include the size of the video portion is that I think if you take several Live Photos in sequence those photos share the same video file and each live photo just takes a portion of that video when doing Live tasks & exporting. *2) Something weird is that the Live Photo (iPhone 11) playback seems to make a little zoom, but I just checked the exported video of the Live Photo in iPad and it is zoomed… YET when imported to LumaFusion it doesn’t seem to crop or very minimal if any (as if the video has more info that only can be seen in LumaFusion), also with VLC in Max shows the full image of the video. Weird. 😵💫… maybe to leave room for that stabilization done if one chooses to do the Loop and other effects, yet when I choose a new main frame for the photo it doesn’t use all the area but it is a little zoomed in.
@@manart6506 Not sure of the internal format of the HEIC, but you can select any frame of a Live Photo taken with the last few iPhone models, then change the Key frame, then export a full resolution photo. If you export video it changes it to video, so that's not a way to test it. Each frame of the Live Photo is full resolution. But older iOS and older iPhones wI suppose still do version 1 where it was a video.
I want to use my Live Photos as wallpaper on iPhone13, but they no longer animate anywhere I want to see them, in message, in Notes, wallpaper, anywhere. What to do? If I make it a gif? Will that work? How to get them to animates other places than Library?
"Share" the photo. Then choose Save To Files from the list. You can probably also use drag-and-drop on your iPad to get it into another app. ua-cam.com/video/TlABSgb01Wc/v-deo.html
When you are in the camera app and viewing the scene before you click, it is just continuously capturing the input from the Camera, keeping the most recent 1.5 seconds at all times.
@@macmost That must be a heavy work... When the 'live' is ON, it keeps on capturing, STORING and deleting😱. I wonder Isn't that going against the privacy? Although it's a great feature...
@@anindyabhattacharya2001 Computing devices are good at this sort of work. But how often do you have your Camera app open and showing the view unless you are getting ready to take a picture? Not sure how this relates to privacy when you can just be recording video in the same situation.
Hi I am trying to get an answer about a photo that was texted to me. It shows as a live photo but the voice is not me and the audio is only one voice no background noise. Is it only possible to make this change with a 3rd party app? Please send a respond
Not sure what you are asking. Someone texted a Live Photo to you and there is a voice as the audio but it is not you. Is it supposed to be you? I'm missing all context here.
@@macmost it's a live photo of me when I activate by pressing on the photo it's a mans voice saying a bad word. The person who sent it to me said its background noises, but it's not its silent except for the one word being said by a mans voice. My mouth is moving but you cant hear me at all. My question is..is it possible to add a voice over to a live photo? I'm being told it isn't
@@Lisaamyshook Of course it is possible. It is just a digital file and people who know how can alter digital files. Sounds like someone is playing a joke on you, maybe? Or, could be something worse. I don't know this person's relationship to you. I should probably just stick to the tech side of this and say that yes, it is possible to alter a digital file.
@@macmost but is it possible to alter the digital file being a live photo and it remains a live photo? And can it be done on the iPhone 13 without having to use a downloaded 3rd party app? And can it be done in a 12 Max pro without using a 3rd party app? Is there a way to see the added audio over or with a digital image file basically seeing both of the files… can I send you the image?
@@Lisaamyshook No you can't do it easily. You would need some know-how and maybe some tools. I don't know your situation here and I'm probably not the one you should be talking to if you suspect foul play or a danger here.
except for water, i don't see how this feature is helpful. especially if i am documenting just normal stuff like paperwork, my garden features, landscape (with no water), etc. it shouldn't be the default.
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Eye-opening! I never got the sense of Live Photos before. Thanks to you, Gary, now I do. 👏🏻
Bravo Gary. You did it again. I didn't realize how versatile the live function is on the iPhone plus it's counterpart within the Mac photos app. I've recommended your videos / channel for the clearest, most concise, professional and hyoe-free Apple tutorials Iv'e found to date.
Same here. So useful!
Well, I just turned Live Photo back on! I had been indifferent or even a little negative about it. But this was great information! I am delighted to learn these! Thank you!
Me too. 😊
Great information again! I hadn't thought about most of these benefits of using Live Photos and usually have the option turned off to save room. No more! At least not in every situation. Thanks, Gary!
Wow! I’ve never understood what Live Photos were, and, frankly, found the feature really annoying because half the time it just did its thing for no apparent reason, and I didn’t know how to stop it. NOW I get it, and I’m definitely going to be taking advantage of this feature in creative ways. Thank you SO much for the excellent demo and explanation!❤
Awesome - I wish I knew this 2 weeks ago when I was on vacation in the mountains of New Hampshire. Lots of waterfalls.
WOW! Here I just thought that Live Photo was a nuisance that wastes memory. You’ve opened my eyes up to all these cool possibilities. Thank you!
Ahhh, wow who knew, now I do!
Gary,
Bravo-you hit it out of the park again! I have to admit that when Live Photo was introduced I immediately disabled it since it seem useful to me. Now I understand how to use it.
I always thought Live Photo was a waste of iPhone memory - and an editing burden on my iMac. Now I can see some good uses for it.
I’m glad you told us this. I just assumed Live Photo was a bit gimmicky. Opens up a whole new set of ideas. Thanks, Gary
I'm not sure if it's changed on the latest models, but at least on my iPhone 12 the video part of the live photo is considerably less resolution and quality than the photo itself. That means if you change the key photo to a video frame, it upscales such that the new key photo is lower quality.
That shouldn't be the case at all. The original implementation from years ago did this, but for a long time the quality should be the same.
@@macmost Easy enough to test. Export an unmodified original of a live photo and check the video resolution. For it to be the same quality, each video frame would have to be 12MP (not to mention the rest of the processing the iPhone does to still images).
@@JosephWestrupp But when you export like that it doesn't give you each frame as a photo. It converts it to video. (So the name of the menu choice isn't very accurate here).
I always wondered what that live setting did. This video opened my eyes. Thank you Gary for educating me. I am amazed at the frequency you publish your YT videos. You are the hardest working man on YT. 😊
Nick T
Helpful! Question: these 3 sec videos are filling up my storage space. Can you choose the key photo and tell it to drop the others - without going through the duplicate and delete steps for each one?
Are you sure they are filling up storage? They really don't take up very much more space. Seems like they should, but they are saved in a clever way (changes to frames, not whole frames). There's no way I can think of to bulk convert them.
A very useful and informative video tutorial today! So very cool! Thank you, Gary! 👏❤️
You've hit on a winner here Gary by the looks of the comments....here's another one too - thanks VM. Is there a reason to NOT have Live on all the time? (now I know what the heck it actually does, lol)
I like to pick and choose when it is on. I suppose slightly larger files will add up over time. Plus I like to use other modes (portrait, pano, etc). It can also be annoying to share a photo and then the other person gets a Live Photo instead of a regular one. But not a big deal.
Cracking stuff, Gary, love it all, but the GIF thing is so clever, well done for picking this for your video.
WOW!!! Thanks.... great information here.
What a trove of new things for me; thanks! Can't wait until the next lightning storm.
You are so another level.
Another eye opening video Gary. I’ll be turning Live Photo back on to use these features.
Thanks Gary, I learned a lot. I always use the Live Photo when taking photos of people to avoid blinking. Overall though, you gave a tremendous amount of tips I knew nothing about. Especially like the use of “loops.” Keep up the superlative presentations.
Hi Gary, Thank you for your channel. There's so much to learn.....we are very grateful. Do you have any suggestions what we can do with our old print photo's. I have hundreds maybe thousands and I would like to have them all digital in one place. I have tried once before only to find out that at the photo's were not readable when I sent them to family members.
Not sure what you are asking. Do you mean scan them in? Sure, yes, scan them. Get a good scanner if you like and do that (I did, years ago). Make sure you scan them into a standard format, like jpeg.
@@macmost yes exactly that. I was hoping to find something quicker. Scanning every picture will take a long while. lol .....Thank you
@@OreoCookies2076 There's no magic way to do it. You have to scan each one. There are services you can send your photos to and they will do it for you if you want that.
@@macmost Thank you....Keep doing what you love to do
Wow, you always surprise us with these hidden features. I know about live pictures but I didn't know that it can generate slow motion effect. absolutely great tutorial.
Great tips for using live photo that I never would’ve thought of. Thanks Gary!
very cool . tks for posting.
Excellent. You just opened a huge avenue for me
Wow, Gary. Your videos are simply the best !
This thing you explained about how 1.5 seconds before you press the shutter button is recorded, is an amazing technological achievement.
Thank you
Wow! This is just what I needed. Thank you so much!!😊
Thanks very much, Gary! This was incredibly useful, with lots of extra tips for Live Photos.
Thanks this is good 😊
Great tips everyone w an iPhone should know!
Thanks Gary! Such great tips 💜
Did someone already comment that if you change the key foto from the default "frame" to an other frame, the resolution will be way less?
At least on my iPhone 12 and iPad Pro (9.7"), running the latest OS-versions.
So it's not without a penalty.
Have you maybe switched off HEIF format in your Camera settings?
@@macmost I have “High Efficiency” turned on on both devices.
@@Slurkz Not sure why you are getting lower quality then. Whatever frame I choose for the key frame, exporting the photo after that gives me a high quality 4096-wide photo.
@@macmost Thanks for looking into this, Gary!
I was thinking… Maybe it’s because I’m on the iOS 16.1 beta. It could be a bug. 🪳
@@Slurkz I have not seen an actual proof of changing the frame gives you the same quality than the original frame… it exports in the same resolution but the quality is noticeable coming from a (compressed) video frame.
I always learn something new from you. Thanks!
If you edit and set a new keyframe in the sequence, you will find that it is definitely at a lower quality than the original key frame.
That's not what I see. Which iPhone did you use to take the photo and how recently?
@@macmost iPhone 14 Plus. Just this morning. I feel cheated. So cheated! Great vids BTW, Gary.
@@dingr Frames will vary in quality just like photos will. As you shoot, your are moving your hand, for instance, so some frames may be blurrier than others.
This is just great Gary. Thanks for all this
I didn’t want to watch this video, although I always watch all your videos, but this particular one was not in my field of interest. But, man, was I wrong! This is absolutely fantastic. Thank you so much. Best regards from a happy patron.
Thanks for all your clarifying work. A question for a future video: how can one manage the size of their photos library? i’m toying with the idea of migrating all my photos from file directories and google photos into this app, but after less than a year i’m already over 200gb. What are some strategies for keeping the size down to be more manageable over years?
The main strategy I use is to keep videos elsewhere. I use Photos for photos, and store videos as files (well-named and organized). That's not going to work for everyone, but my huge Photos library is smaller because it is just photos.
Wow!!!! this is so useful for me. Amazing examples. Super super helpful thank you so much!
That is really great Gary, never knew any of this. Going to definitely use this feature.👍
What an awesome feature! I had no idea. Thanks!
Brilliant, so useful - thank you.
I always turned off Live Photos for everything. I had no idea it was this useful, thank you sir.
Always useful and informative.
Very helpful. Thanks 🙏🏻
with you Gary, is beter and beter. thank you😊
On the iPhone you can say save as a movie
Awesome video about live photos.
So helpful - awesome!
Very useful indeed!
Thank you!
I wonder if we can make a loop photo as a lock photo with iOS16?
No way to do that. Probably wouldn't be great for battery life if you could.
Actually that was very useful- thank you very much ❤
Good tips.Thanks.
Brilliant, I only got an iPhone recently and wondered what use live photos are, you've shown they're actually incredibly useful.
Loved that. 👍
Your tutorial was great, but can you tell me what I did wrong because once I change all my live phots to .mov and HEIC I made a video out of the .mov files. It worked but after uploading to UA-cam, all the .mov images were very small and did not maintain their original size. Any ideas?
Did you check the final video you exported from iMovie before uploading to UA-cam? Did that look OK?
Very useful. I never thought about the different uses of Live Photo. I always thought of it as a gimmick. However, now I understand more about the setting. I will use it more. However, doesn’t it cause issues when backing up these photos to sites other than iCloud? Specifically, OneDrive?
How are you "backing up" to OneDrive, exactly? You take a photo on your iPhone in the Camera app and you end up with a Live Photo in your Photos App Library. What are you doing then to get it to OneDrive? I don't use OneDrive but I suppose you could test it in OnDrive and see, though you'd need an app that can actually understand what a Live Photo is.
@@macmost so OneDrive has a camera/picture/video upload feature. I have it turned on on my iPhone. I have redundant photos/video back up. When you open OneDrive it starts the process for uploading and backing up photos and videos. It only operates when the app is open as Apple doesn’t allow for OneDrive to operate uploads in the background. There is a feature to allow for a faster upload when the phone is charging and idle as long as the app is open. It is interesting that the app will upload all photos even if the photo is deleted on the iPhone. I have been using it for years as I was on android and Blackberry OS systems for years. I switched to iPhone 2.5 years ago. I have used Mac’s for 16 years. I also use MS OS at work. So a mixed environment.
Thanks bunches
Brilliant.
As far as I can test if you change the main photo of the Live Photo you get a frame of the hidden MOV video file (exporting to my MacBook I get the heif for the photo and the mov of the video sort in one folder, exporting with “all info data”), and the video in my iPad Pro 2017 is 1080p. So lower resolution and crops the image a little compared to the real photo as the video capture doesn’t use the full sensor but a section in the center.
Also I didn’t know Live Photos gives you the weight of the actual photo but excluding the video mov file attached to it, so careful there about a hidden space grabber.
Are you using an older Live Photo from years ago? Or maybe you have HEIF turned off in Camera settings? If you set the Key Photo to any frame, and then export that image, you get full resolution.
Another issue may be you are using an iPad Pro from 2017 which doesn't have the cameras that the iPhone has. Not even close. So it may not be able to capture true Live Photos in the way an iPhone can.
@@macmost yeah I can only test for my iPhone 7, iPhone 11 (this one takes 1440p live video) and the iPad Pro 2nd gen… no idea of the quality of newer models. But do newer models take the video part of Live Photo at 4K?, that would be better but still lower than the 12mp photo, and still every iPhone uses a smaller center area of the sensor to capture video isn’t it?
*1) in regards of space I am guessing one reason the photo doesn’t include the size of the video portion is that I think if you take several Live Photos in sequence those photos share the same video file and each live photo just takes a portion of that video when doing Live tasks & exporting.
*2) Something weird is that the Live Photo (iPhone 11) playback seems to make a little zoom, but I just checked the exported video of the Live Photo in iPad and it is zoomed… YET when imported to LumaFusion it doesn’t seem to crop or very minimal if any (as if the video has more info that only can be seen in LumaFusion), also with VLC in Max shows the full image of the video. Weird. 😵💫… maybe to leave room for that stabilization done if one chooses to do the Loop and other effects, yet when I choose a new main frame for the photo it doesn’t use all the area but it is a little zoomed in.
@@manart6506 Not sure of the internal format of the HEIC, but you can select any frame of a Live Photo taken with the last few iPhone models, then change the Key frame, then export a full resolution photo. If you export video it changes it to video, so that's not a way to test it. Each frame of the Live Photo is full resolution. But older iOS and older iPhones wI suppose still do version 1 where it was a video.
@@macmost so newer than iPhone 11? If newer models store full resolutions frames then the photos most be taking even more space, I guess.
@@manart6506 Not sure. Don't have an iPhone 11 to test. Remember only CHANGES to frames are kept.
Very slick. Didn't know looping would stabilize some parts of the photos. Handheld Long Exposure effect is very cool too.
Amazing that Apple doesn’t tell us about these cool features
Is there a way to get to loop view, time lapse, etc on an iPhone or does it just work on an iMac?
You can do it on iPhone too. View the photo in the Photos app (not in editing), tap the Live indicator.
Would be useful if loops could be trimmed.
Nice!!!!👍😎👍
I want to use my Live Photos as wallpaper on iPhone13, but they no longer animate anywhere I want to see them, in message, in Notes, wallpaper, anywhere. What to do? If I make it a gif? Will that work? How to get them to animates other places than Library?
I don't think there is any way to use them as an animated Lock Screen wallpaper.
Help, my photo app on iPad does not show any way to export file I am trying to use elsewhere. Is this feature only on iMac?
"Share" the photo. Then choose Save To Files from the list. You can probably also use drag-and-drop on your iPad to get it into another app. ua-cam.com/video/TlABSgb01Wc/v-deo.html
Great tips!
Sir I've a question🙋: How can the iPhone record the 1.5s video before I click? By the way very nice video. Thanks❤
When you are in the camera app and viewing the scene before you click, it is just continuously capturing the input from the Camera, keeping the most recent 1.5 seconds at all times.
@@macmost That must be a heavy work... When the 'live' is ON, it keeps on capturing, STORING and deleting😱. I wonder Isn't that going against the privacy? Although it's a great feature...
@@anindyabhattacharya2001 Computing devices are good at this sort of work. But how often do you have your Camera app open and showing the view unless you are getting ready to take a picture? Not sure how this relates to privacy when you can just be recording video in the same situation.
@@macmost Thank you sir for the clarification. I understood 😇...
I wish you’d of done it on phone too. Don’t have a Mac.
What software would I need to process live photos, i have iphone 15
What do you mean by "process?" What do you want to DO with the Live Photos, exactly?
@@macmost exactly the same as what has been shown in this video, I currently use piccasa and photoscape, is it just the photo app on the iphone
@@colinshomepage1214 I'm showing uses for them here. I'm not using any special apps or processing them.
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Hi I am trying to get an answer about a photo that was texted to me. It shows as a live photo but the voice is not me and the audio is only one voice no background noise. Is it only possible to make this change with a 3rd party app? Please send a respond
Not sure what you are asking. Someone texted a Live Photo to you and there is a voice as the audio but it is not you. Is it supposed to be you? I'm missing all context here.
@@macmost it's a live photo of me when I activate by pressing on the photo it's a mans voice saying a bad word. The person who sent it to me said its background noises, but it's not its silent except for the one word being said by a mans voice. My mouth is moving but you cant hear me at all. My question is..is it possible to add a voice over to a live photo? I'm being told it isn't
@@Lisaamyshook Of course it is possible. It is just a digital file and people who know how can alter digital files. Sounds like someone is playing a joke on you, maybe? Or, could be something worse. I don't know this person's relationship to you. I should probably just stick to the tech side of this and say that yes, it is possible to alter a digital file.
@@macmost but is it possible to alter the digital file being a live photo and it remains a live photo? And can it be done on the iPhone 13 without having to use a downloaded 3rd party app? And can it be done in a 12 Max pro without using a 3rd party app? Is there a way to see the added audio over or with a digital image file basically seeing both of the files… can I send you the image?
@@Lisaamyshook No you can't do it easily. You would need some know-how and maybe some tools. I don't know your situation here and I'm probably not the one you should be talking to if you suspect foul play or a danger here.
except for water, i don't see how this feature is helpful. especially if i am documenting just normal stuff like paperwork, my garden features, landscape (with no water), etc. it shouldn't be the default.
Choosy developers choose...
Thank you