Use Live Photos on your iPhone to create long exposure-style shots without manual shutter control. Night mode allows up to 30-second exposures in low light, but you can't use it in daylight.

Although the iPhone doesn't require a tripod to get a good long-exposure image, you'll get the best results if you keep the phone as steady as possible while it's taking the Live image.

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With Spectre, artificial intelligence is used to simplify the process and make long-exposure photography accessible to anyone with an iPhone. If you’ve used Halide, you’ll be at home in Spectre, which ...