Timer Shot: Self Timer Camera
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Group photos where everyone is in the picture, full-length outfit shots, or a slow series while you try different poses: a self timer camera handles all of it. Set the delay or the interval, step back, and the countdown tells you exactly when the shot happens. Every photo and video is kept in a session, ready to review and share.
▶ THREE WAYS TO SHOOT
• Photo: a single shot after 3, 5, 10, 15 or 30 seconds — or right away.
• Series: one shot every 1 second to 10 minutes, for 3 to 999 shots or until you tap Stop.
• Video: start recording after the delay and stop by itself after 5 seconds to 10 minutes. Sound is off unless you turn it on.
• Burst: 1 to 5 photos per shot, so every pose gets a few chances.
▶ YOU ALWAYS KNOW WHEN
• A huge countdown you can read from across the room.
• Beeps on the last 3 seconds and at the shot.
• Flash blink countdown with the back camera: the light blinks on the last 3 seconds.
• "Shot 7 / 20" progress while a series runs, and Stop at any time.
▶ HONEST PACING
• If the phone is still saving the previous shot when the next one is due, that shot is skipped and counted — photos never pile up or come late.
• Timer Shot measures how long your phone needs per shot and suggests an estimated interval based on your recent shots.
▶ EVERY SHOT KEPT
• Each photo and video is saved in the app first and added to your phone's Photos right after it is taken — no "export later" step.
• If adding to Photos fails or is not allowed, the shot stays in the app and you can save it again later.
• Sessions: every run is kept as a session with its photos and videos. Star the best ones, then remove the others from the app in one tap. Share any shot.
▶ SET UP THE SHOT
• Front or back camera, flash off / auto / on.
• Rule-of-thirds grid.
• Level line so a propped-up phone stands straight.
• Mirror the front camera, turn the shutter sound off where your phone allows it.
• The screen stays on while a timer runs.
▶ GOOD TO KNOW
• Photos use the largest photo size the app can request on your phone. The phone's own camera app may process photos differently.
• Timer Shot can only add to Photos. It never reads, changes or deletes your existing photos; removing a shot in the app leaves the copy in Photos.
• Leaving the app or switching tabs stops a running timer.
• The level is a guide, not a measuring instrument.
• Some countries and phones always play the shutter sound.
• Ads are shown in the Sessions and Settings tabs and after you tap Done on a finished session — never while the timer runs.
▶ THREE WAYS TO SHOOT
• Photo: a single shot after 3, 5, 10, 15 or 30 seconds — or right away.
• Series: one shot every 1 second to 10 minutes, for 3 to 999 shots or until you tap Stop.
• Video: start recording after the delay and stop by itself after 5 seconds to 10 minutes. Sound is off unless you turn it on.
• Burst: 1 to 5 photos per shot, so every pose gets a few chances.
▶ YOU ALWAYS KNOW WHEN
• A huge countdown you can read from across the room.
• Beeps on the last 3 seconds and at the shot.
• Flash blink countdown with the back camera: the light blinks on the last 3 seconds.
• "Shot 7 / 20" progress while a series runs, and Stop at any time.
▶ HONEST PACING
• If the phone is still saving the previous shot when the next one is due, that shot is skipped and counted — photos never pile up or come late.
• Timer Shot measures how long your phone needs per shot and suggests an estimated interval based on your recent shots.
▶ EVERY SHOT KEPT
• Each photo and video is saved in the app first and added to your phone's Photos right after it is taken — no "export later" step.
• If adding to Photos fails or is not allowed, the shot stays in the app and you can save it again later.
• Sessions: every run is kept as a session with its photos and videos. Star the best ones, then remove the others from the app in one tap. Share any shot.
▶ SET UP THE SHOT
• Front or back camera, flash off / auto / on.
• Rule-of-thirds grid.
• Level line so a propped-up phone stands straight.
• Mirror the front camera, turn the shutter sound off where your phone allows it.
• The screen stays on while a timer runs.
▶ GOOD TO KNOW
• Photos use the largest photo size the app can request on your phone. The phone's own camera app may process photos differently.
• Timer Shot can only add to Photos. It never reads, changes or deletes your existing photos; removing a shot in the app leaves the copy in Photos.
• Leaving the app or switching tabs stops a running timer.
• The level is a guide, not a measuring instrument.
• Some countries and phones always play the shutter sound.
• Ads are shown in the Sessions and Settings tabs and after you tap Done on a finished session — never while the timer runs.
Self timer camera with countdown, interval photo series, burst and timed video
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What’s new
• Series takes a shot at the interval you set, for a fixed count or Until stop; Burst adds extra frames to each trigger.
• Flash blink countdown makes the timer visible from across the room with the back camera.
• Sessions keeps every run together, so you can Star the keepers and clear out the rest.
• Flash blink countdown makes the timer visible from across the room with the back camera.
• Sessions keeps every run together, so you can Star the keepers and clear out the rest.
