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Your finger will already be resting on the volume buttons, just like they naturally would on any point and shoot camera. You just compress the button to take th
by marknutter 16y ago
Your finger will already be resting on the volume buttons, just like they naturally would on any point and shoot camera. You just compress the button to take the picture and it won't jiggle. You're not awkwardly pressing down on the button with the tip of your finger like you're pressing an elevator button.
- glhaynes 16y agoThere's a lot more resistance on the volume buttons on the iPhone 4 than on a P&S camera.
- jws 16y agoUntrue. Compressing the volume button of an iPhone 4 forces the bottom edge of the phone 2.5mm into the flesh of my thumb. (As tested with the thumb fully supported against a solid object. Free air is more complicated, since my thumb deflects backwards from the force but my brain attempts to compensate for that.) As for the screen touch, I find I hold the phone between the thumb and middle finger of each hand it is a "light grazing" with the index finger to take the shot… but I'd rather say "click"… usually.