Tips for using your camera phone.

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I use HTC EVO
1. Go to settings and choose ISO
2. Select desire ISO (I recomend using 400iso)
3. Do not use flash ligth.
4. Use a glass magnifier for close up pics.
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To take close up pics, use the small part of the glass magnifier.


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Wow! This could really help people trying to get closer shots of corals but only have their camera phone.
 
Those look great.

I can also recommend using sunglasses as a tactic to reduce glare. Mine (the only pair I have tried taking pictures through) are Costa 580P with amber lenses. I can imagine how there may not be the same result with dark lense. The clarity from the lack of glare really does help. I would post pictures but all my stuff is in a holding container while tank re-cycles.

Thanks for the tips!
 
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Here is a iPhone 5 picture I took not using anything. I used Camera Awesome to do my post picture processing


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iPhone 4S photo's pre-processing using eBay macro lens.....
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Anyone know any other macro options for phones? The one I use has to be 1/4-1 inch from subject being photographed. I have tried to mod a water proof container and it just doesn't work, and with the bag style... No control. Any ideas? Also is there a way to change iPhone camera settings, like for the EVO? Looked but didn't see any options :(





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this is awesome thanks for the insight once my phone comes back from the shop i will have to try it out
 

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