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After spending hours trying to figure how to take microscopic pictures with my iphone 13 pro max, I figured that using "portrait mode" works best. I saw this question during my search so I thought I'd post this solution to help others.
iPhone 13 Pro Max
No, I do mean microscopic.. we use iphone to take pictures through the microscope all the time, without any attachment. It takes practice but a good skill for us (pathologists) to have to take quick pictures. here's an example;
No, I do mean microscopic.. we use iphone to take pictures through the microscope all the time, without any attachment. It takes practice but a good skill for us (pathologists) to have to take quick pictures. here's an example;
I think you mean “macro” photos. I don’t know of any iPhone that is able to take microscopic photos without a special attachment.
iphone 13 pro max for microscopic images
