ClearShot
Vision-free capture
Off: your screen reader speaks the guidance. On: ClearShot speaks it itself, for use without a screen reader.
How it works
Hold your phone upright with the camera facing away from you, pointing roughly at your subject. Tap Start capture.
ClearShot works out what you are photographing: people, an animal, an object, or a scene. It then guides you in this order: tilt the phone level, aim at the subject, adjust distance, hold still. When everything is right it takes the photo by itself. You never need to press a shutter button.
Directions always mean moving the phone. "Left" means point the phone a little to the left.
While a photo is being finished in the background, you can start the next one. Tap Done when you have finished, then save your photos.
What the sounds mean
Settings
No access code. Photos are still guided and saved, without AI descriptions.
Only turn this on if "Tilt left" and "Tilt right" are the wrong way round on your phone.
Diagnostics
Test lenses opens each rear camera in turn and records the highest resolution it gives this browser. Run it once, then copy the report.