When taking pictures using the front facing camera and a timer of an iPhone it automatically does bust mode.

When viewing the photos in the photos app, it somehow knows to group the burst photos together.

If I connect the iPhone to a Windows machine, they are not grouped in any obvious way.

How does iOS know the photos are grouped? Is it metadata in the files?

When taking pictures using the front facing camera and a timer of an iPhone it automatically does burst mode.

When viewing the photos in the Photos app, it somehow knows to group the burst photos together.

If I connect the iPhone to a Windows machine, they are not grouped in any obvious way.

How does iOS know the photos are grouped? Is it metadata in the files?

When taking pictures using the front facing camera and a timer of an iphone it automatically does bust mode.

When viewing the photos in the photos app, it somehow knows to group the burst photos together.

If i connect the iphone to a windows machine, they are not grouped in any obvious way.

How does iOS know the photos are grouped? Is it metadata in the files?

When taking pictures using the front facing camera and a timer of an iPhone it automatically does bust mode.

When viewing the photos in the photos app, it somehow knows to group the burst photos together.

If I connect the iPhone to a Windows machine, they are not grouped in any obvious way.

How does iOS know the photos are grouped? Is it metadata in the files?