Do everyone's mobile phones have the function of taking dynamic photos?

At present, many mobile phone cameras support direct shooting of GiF dynamic pictures.

For example: Apple, Huawei, Meizu, Samsung.

Let's take Huawei's mobile phone as an example to briefly explain:

Under normal circumstances, the photos we take with our mobile phones are still pictures, and we can't capture dynamic objects. However, Huawei mobile phones can take dynamic photos. How can I take dynamic photos and view them? Let's take a look at the detailed tutorial.

1. First, click to open the camera application that comes with the EMUI system.

2. Then aim the lens at the dynamic object to be shot (such as my TV picture here) and click the small circle above the viewfinder (that is, the dynamic camera switch).

3. After the switch of the dynamic photo is turned on, its color will be displayed as blue, and a prompt statement will appear on the shooting screen.

4. At this time, hold the phone with both hands for a period of time, and then click the shutter below.

5. In this way, a dynamic photo was taken. If you want to see the shooting effect in real time, you can click on the small circle at the lower left of the photo frame to view the photos taken.

6. Note that dynamic photos are slightly different from ordinary photos when previewing, that is, there will be a small circle icon above the preview interface. To see the dynamic effect, we need to click on this small circle.

7. In addition, it should be noted that there are obvious differences between this kind of dynamic photos and videos taken by mobile phones. Dynamic photos are saved in ordinary picture format (extension jpg), which is usually small in size, while the captured video is saved in video file format, which is usually large in size.