Iphone 4S photography.

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Does anyone have any suggestions or tips on how to get good photos using an iphone 4S? Preferably without editing them :P
I can get reasonable ones, but they don't show off the colours of my corals like I wish they would.
Thanks :)
 
Check ebay for a macro lens. I took the pic in my av with an iphone 4s and macro lens
 
Very nice!
I've looked on eBay, but the only ones on the Aussie store at a responsible price I could find either used magnets to hold the lens in place, or double sided tape neither of which I trust too much. I'll have to look into international sellers perhaps. Or maybe amazon.
Thanks for the tips :)
 
The one I have uses a magnet and I've never had trouble with it. It has a solid hold and doesn't move during pictures and it's easy to remove when I'm done. Cost me about $5 shipped from china off ebay. It also came with the wide angle lens, I don't use that one though.
 
The one I have uses a magnet and I've never had trouble with it. It has a solid hold and doesn't move during pictures and it's easy to remove when I'm done. Cost me about $5 shipped from china off ebay. It also came with the wide angle lens, I don't use that one though.

My main concern was it moving too much. Do you remember the seller you got yours from? Because yours doesn't move, ill have a look further into the magnetic ones :)
 

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