How to take burst photos with iPhone 11

In the old Camera, holding down the shutter would take a burst. Now, that’s QuickTake. A burst requires an additional motion.
To take a burst, press on the shutter button and then quickly drag to the left towards the thumbnail pile of photos. (If the shutter button stays red, then you have held your finger too long and the phone thinks you want to take a video. Stop and start over.)
The shutter circle will move with your finger to indicate that the burst has started, and the number shown will represent the current number of photos in the burst. When your burst is finished, just release your finger from the screen to finish

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