If you record a very large number of pictures with your own iDevices, then you have probably come across the message Cannot Take Photo. There is not enough available storage to take a Photo. This message will tell you that your iPhone's memory is full of multimedia content and you can no longer record any pictures with your own terminal, at least according to Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),.
If you see the message in the image above, well you don't have to fear because there is one little trick which you can use to continue recording photos. Everything assumes that a third-party photo recording application is already installed in your terminals, allowing you to record photos as if enough space were already available.
Of course, at a certain point this application will also display a similar message, at which point iOS will begin a procedure to clean the applications installed in our terminals. This procedure will delete various temporary files and the application cache, and in the end you might get a few hundred additional MB that allow you to record a fairly large number of new pictures.
