Photos and captions
Ask to see the real thing and a photo comes up with its parts labelled. Turn on captions to read its words as it says them.
- Works on Mac
- Windows and Linux
Steps#
Press fn (Ctrl Shift Space on Windows and Linux) and ask to see something real, like "What does a real heart look like?"
Listening: the orb grows with your voice A real photo comes up on a board beside your work.
Each label goes to its part on a thin line as it names it.
Tap a label, or the photo, to ask about it. The part you tapped lights up and it tells you about it.
The grey line under it says whose photo it is. Tap it to open the photo's page.
Say this#
- “What does a real heart look like?”
- “Show me a photo of Saturn.”
- “Show me Mercury, Venus and Earth side by side.”
Side by side#
Captions#
In the dashboard, open Settings > General and turn on Captions while it talks.
Its words show at the bottom of your screen as it says them, each one lighting up as it is said, just above the pill.
If it doesn't work#
| What happens | What to do |
|---|---|
| No photo comes up | Ask for one: "show me a photo of ...". Photos come from public photo libraries, so a few things have none, and the card says No photo came for this. |
| Captions don't show | Turn on Captions while it talks in Settings > General. It is off until you turn it on. |
Related#
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