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You could try the case with the built in zoom lens, or go here and buy their add on iPhone lens. I know adding a lens to an iPhone sounds ridiculous, but I got it, and for $20 it's pretty amazing. Double lens with wide angle and macro.
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Last edited by Alli : 07-23-2009 at 03:44 PM. Reason: screwed up the name of the purchase site! |
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Using a zooming app will reduce your photo resolution - You could utilize a cropping app...
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A digital "zoom" is nothing more than an in-camera crop. You have more options (framing the shot, sharpening, etc.) if you take a normal picture, then crop it afterward. In fact, sometimes the digital zoom will produce a file that's just as big dimensions-wise as a normal shot, and correspondingly larger file size, which is a waste of storage space!
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I tried the extremeusb.com site and it keeps going to icron.com and has only USB products
the added lens sounds cool so would love to get the right site.
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I think I used the wrong link originally. Try this one.
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