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Suggestions For Using A Terrible Camera Phone?

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Does anyone have any suggestions on making camera pics look less blurry and awful? I've looked at cameras and stuff, but I really just can't afford anything at the moment. Any help would be extremelyyyyyyyyyy appreciated. I can't take any pics of my coins up close because it's too blurry. You can hardly identify the coins in my pics.
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I have seen pictures taken through a loop or a magnifying glass. I believe you can adjust the focus that way.
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Also you can pick up a macro lens on ebay for your camera phone. A few bucks if I remember right.
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Tape a loupe in front of the lens. With proper lighting, you can get something OK. Check out this thread.

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If it has it use the zoom feature, don't try to get too close with camera, stand further away and use the zoom to get close. Shut off the flash and use ambient light.Also a dark or black background also helps to make details stand out. And take about ten pictures and pick out the best. I took these of and ATB Quarter with my cell phone through a magnifying glass. Not great, but not bad.
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Don't know what kinda phone you have but you can find em....http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sac...+lens&_frs=1
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