<caption><image_10>The image shows a person's hand holding a black iPhone in front of a computer desk. The phone is turned on and the screen is displaying a blue and purple gradient background. The person is holding the phone in their right hand and their left hand is resting on the desk. In the background, there is a keyboard, a mouse, and a computer monitor. The desk appears to be cluttered with various office supplies.</caption><transcript><audio_11>these are iOS 8 and some of them are iPhone 6 and 6 Plus so starting out at the right you have the improved Panorama you get the regular square for Instagram style pictures you get the photos you get the standard video which is now in</transcript><transcript><audio_12>60 frames per second you get the slow-mo and you get the time lapse time laps you probably have seen it just makes everything really fast essentially slow-mo is really cool now on the 6 and 6 plus you have the option to have 240</transcript><video><caption><image_13>The image shows a person's hand holding a black smartphone with a blue screen. On the screen, there is a black joystick with two black buttons on it. Below the joystick, there are two red buttons - one on the left side and one in the center. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a room with a desk and a computer monitor. The person is holding the phone in a way that suggests they are playing a video game.</caption><caption><image_14>The image shows a glass pitcher filled with water on a kitchen countertop. The pitcher is made of clear glass and has a handle on one side. The water in the pitcher appears to be clear and there is a small amount of liquid inside. The background shows a kitchen with wooden cabinets and a white countertop with a toaster and other kitchen appliances. The text on the image reads "Subscribe for my full slo-mo test!"</caption><caption><image_15>The image shows a glass of water with a green apple in it. The glass is sitting on a kitchen countertop and there is a kitchen sink in the background. The apple is in the center of the glass and is being poured into the water. The water is splashing around the apple, creating a splash effect. The text on the image reads "Subscribe for my full slo-mo test!"</caption></video><transcript><audio_16>frames per second or 120 whereas the 5S just had 120 and Generations older than that didn't have any in video it's pretty much the same basic settings in photos you now have the timer options which was brought in iOS 8 which is</transcript><caption><image_17>The image shows a person's hand holding a black iPhone with a blue screen. The screen displays a video playing on the phone. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a desk or a computer monitor. The person's fingers are visible, and they are holding the phone in a way that suggests they are about to use it.</caption><transcript><audio_18>really nice and then of course you have the rests which are pretty much standard coming in at number four is essentially accessibility option that is only available on the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus and if you double tap on the home button not</transcript><transcript><audio_19>actually press but just like tap on it lightly press it without actually pressing it in it basically makes your screen cut in half so that you don't have to reach up if you have small hands or if you're just feeling too lazy to reach to the top or if you just only</transcript> these are iOS 8 and some of them are iPhone 6 and 6 Plus so starting out at the right you have the improved Panorama you get the regular square for Instagram style pictures you get the photos you get the standard video which is now in 60 frames per second you get the slow-mo and you get the time lapse time laps you probably have seen it just makes everything really fast essentially slow-mo is really cool now on the 6 and 6 plus you have the option to have 240 frames per second or 120 whereas the 5S just had 120 and Generations older than that didn't have any in video it's pretty much the same basic settings in photos you now have the timer options which was brought in iOS 8 which is really nice and then of course you have the rests which are pretty much standard coming in at number four is essentially accessibility option that is only available on the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus and if you double tap on the home button not actually press but just like tap on it lightly press it without actually pressing it in it basically makes your screen cut in half so that you don't have to reach up if you have small hands or if you're just feeling too lazy to reach to the top or if you just only
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