Magnifying Glass‪.‬ 4+

A little difficult to memorize the operation of zoom,… but great lighting and clarity. Light has easy brightness slider and looking at first from download appears straightforward to operate. Yet understanding the Zoom Slider on my first project has been mental. If correct configuration of features is not found quickly I would lose the subject matter at higher zoom levels as the slider would not move magnification even though it appears it is. But, it’s free, so try it out. I’m keeping it.

So, after having a Samsung Galaxy S7 company phone for the last 6 years or so, my company told me I had to “upgrade” to an iPhone 13. DEFINITELY a huge leap backward as far as the camera goes, especially what I use it for (i.e., not vacation pics or selfies). At least with this app, I can get the detail photos I need in less than 20 shots (more like 10). With the S7, it was one shot, one kill.

I have an insect infestation in one of my buildings, they are so tiny that I got tired of hearing …you can tell what that is, each time I took a photo. A regular iPhone doesn’t zoom in enough. The only thing I don’t like is that when you zoom in really far, you need to be steady, then you need to keep tapping the screen to keep the light on, then you lose your spot…this gets frustrating. But it is truly the app that is free for light, zoom and camera.