- Jul 15, 2016
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I recently got a new phone, the Galaxy s7, after my s3 stopped working after about four years and decided to take some pictures of a neat looking moth that was on my back door and the quality was..Varying.
I tried taking pictures further away with increased zoom levels up to 8x so I didn't have to get close and scare it away accidentally yet have it big enough to see in the picture, but it didn't seem to bother it when I was and is in fact still hanging there today. The quality of the photos were terrible and they looked all blurry and off so I ended up deleting them before getting evidence today for this post and zooming back into 8x and snapping a few photos before deciding which one looked best shown here: http://puu.sh/q31yc/a14a3d9d8c.jpg
It also took quite a few tries to get this quality from 1x zoom as well with the camera up close and personal with the moth shown here: http://puu.sh/q318m/a1720d0eeb.jpg
I tried taking pictures further away with increased zoom levels up to 8x so I didn't have to get close and scare it away accidentally yet have it big enough to see in the picture, but it didn't seem to bother it when I was and is in fact still hanging there today. The quality of the photos were terrible and they looked all blurry and off so I ended up deleting them before getting evidence today for this post and zooming back into 8x and snapping a few photos before deciding which one looked best shown here: http://puu.sh/q31yc/a14a3d9d8c.jpg
It also took quite a few tries to get this quality from 1x zoom as well with the camera up close and personal with the moth shown here: http://puu.sh/q318m/a1720d0eeb.jpg