hand it over
give your phone to a stranger. cue coaches them out loud and on screen — they can't get it wrong.
for iphone
cue reads the frame and tells them exactly what to do, one word at a time. then it takes the shot itself. hand it over, prop it, or turn it on yourself.
what the photographer sees
every bad photo of you had the same problem — the person holding the phone didn't know what you know. cue does.
give your phone to a stranger. cue coaches them out loud and on screen — they can't get it wrong.
lean it on anything and walk into frame. cue notices, counts you in, and shoots a whole set.
flip to the front. arm out, eyes on the dot — it fires the moment you're framed. no thumb gymnastics.
no shutter — it fires itself
the one thing every other camera leaves to luck
on any other camera the photo lands whenever a distracted friend finally taps — a beat late, mid-blink, looking away. cue watches the frame and releases the shutter itself the instant everything lines up. the decisive moment, taken out of luck's hands.
cue takes a burst when the frame is right, then hands you the set. swipe, keep, done. the two duds never reach your camera roll.
and a card worth posting
every keeper comes with a card — the real coaching, in the order it happened. proof the photo took a village of exactly one phone.
photos never leave your phone unless you keep them.