'Secret' video capture tips on iPhone

The interface on iOS 11 and iOS 12 has changed the notification screen interface to the same as the lock screen interface. This change has made many people confused because the two interfaces are quite similar. However, we can also take advantage of that similarity to shoot secret videos on iPhone.

Usually with iOS operating systems before exiting the video recording screen, it means that we have finished recording. But on iOS 11 and iOS 12, you still continue the video recording process, even if you open the notification screen interface. Try to see what secret photography tips on iPhone are in the article below.

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Tips for discreet video recording on iPhone

We open the Camera app on iPhone then proceed to video recording as usual.

Next to hide the video screen, users just need to swipe the notification bar at the top to see the notification screen like lock screen. We can still swipe up and down to see new notifications on the device. The notification interface will be quite similar to the lock screen so there will be many people mistaking the device for locking. When viewing the message, the video will continue to be recorded without interruption.

If you want to end the video recording just press the power button and you're done. No need to open video capture interface to turn off. The video will still be saved in the device's gallery.

A nice little trick when shooting videos on iOS 11 or iOS 12 doesn't want others to know. You can still view the notification and then swipe left to reopen the video recording interface.

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Hope this article is useful to you!