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How to Use Share Shot on Galaxy S3
What does Share Shot do on Galaxy devices? It shares pictures with other nearby devices via Wi-Fi direct, as soon as the shot's been taken. Use share shot on Galaxy S3 and other Samsung device by doing as follows:
1. First, connect the devices to each other via Wi-Fi Direct (Go to WiFi >> Wi-Fi Direct >> and start the process, or see: How to Share Via WiFi Direct on Galaxy Devices)
2. Open Camera app
3. Go to Camera Settings, and select Shooting Mode
4. Tap Share Shot
5. Now you should see the number of connected devices on the top left (
)
6. Start taking photos, and the sharing process starts as soon as you press the shutter button
Note that, the Default Address to save Share Shot pictures is: /storage/sdcard0/ShareShot/RECV
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