Dotty Scott compares Android and iPhone for video recording. Google Pixel phones work well for social media videos, cheap tripod mounts hold either phone, and Android's voice-activated recording beats iPhone's setup. Adele took a library course on Android photography.
Adele, I'm going to tell you a deep, dark secret. I don't have an iPhone either. I have an Android, and all of my social video— social media videos are on my Android. Ah, so you can 100% do this with an Android. You can do it with a Google Pixel. You can do it with any modern smartphone. It doesn't matter which one you have. They have this super cool thing that you can get at Amazon for about $10, and it is a little cell phone holder that screws onto the top of a tripod, and it can go either vertical or horizontal either way. And so you just have a tripod, put the cell phone holder on there, put your cell phone in, and hit go. And, and you know what's really cool, Adele? If you have a new Android, It is better than an iPhone because you can set it up to voice start. So I have mine, when I say the word capture, it does like a 2-second little wheelie thing and then it starts recording. So I no longer have to go like this, which all those sorry iPhone people have to do. I'm like, she's starting trouble here. I can feel it.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, that's a, that's a good hint because I did just take a library course on how to use your Android phone for photographs.
There you go.
Which definitely did help. But yeah, it's a mystery to me, all this technology. So
