Make sure the camera is above the document or object, about 6-8 inches
(15-20 CM), or about the distance from your elbow to your hand. So, put
your elbow on a flat surface, and hold the phone as noted. Start by
putting the phone flat against the object if possible, then raising it
up to the position noted above. If you take a picture at that point, you
may have good results, though it's kind of an art and does necessitate a
bit of practice.
Best!
Rachel.
On 1/6/2016 12:13 PM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
Hello,
Ok, time to stop telling myself and others how stupid i am and do something
constructive about this, so that’s what i’m trying to do here.
Could someone please give some advise/tips on how to correctly aim the camera
so that things like Talking Goggles and Camfind and more such things actually
work? I don’t have a clue about this and am probably doing something wrong.
I know that the camera is in the upper right corner of the phone, in my case an
iPhone 6S + but i want to know how to aim it correctly if there’s even such a
word as correctly in this case.
Any tips will be appreciated.
/Krister
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