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Message:: [QUOTE="Clawcoins, post: 8403932, member: 77814"]I should mention, cell phone cameras and cameras in general, vary greatly in their ability of getting sharp images.  Even with all else being equal. My iPhone XR has a sapphire crystal glass as the camera's lens and the images can be very nice and sharp.That versus various types of plastic lenses you can find on other cell & regular phones.  This can have a dramatic difference in image quality. My LG Stylo 4 images are poor compared to my iPhone.But here's a quick ad-hoc set up to take a picture of a quarter.1 - coins on a flat surface that does not have texture.2 - camera up above the coin with the lens of the camera pointing down on the coin (check where your camera lens actually is)3 - confirming the camera CAN focus on the image, otherwise raise up higher until it can.4 - taking the image.5 - lighting may have an effect too .. but that's a different conversation.[ATTACH=full]1490926[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]