Echi
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Switching phone cam positions..
If I hold my phone in the usual position where the camera lens is on the left, the watch looks stretched out, distortedly big..
If I hold it in such a way that the lens will be on the right, granted it’s a bit awkward to hold and quite challenging to press the button, the output is closer to how I actually see it on the wrist. It’s flatter and not as distorted..
Yeah, it’s what’s on tap this week together with the railmaster, both 3-6-9-12 and time only but with quite the size diff at 47 vs 38 
Cheers,
Echi
Switching phone cam positions..
If I hold my phone in the usual position where the camera lens is on the left, the watch looks stretched out, distortedly big.. If I hold it in such a way that the lens will be on the right, granted it’s a bit awkward to hold and quite challenging to pres...
I see. When my 6 was displaying poor batt health, i went to the service center and asked them what model..
had the least problems. The rep said the 12, so i got one of the last few remaining units.
My 1993 Kawasaki ZX-11 is also in the same club....
You know you're getting old when you start liking old stuff better than new stuff! ...
I’ve been playing with iPhone 15 Pro zoom
Not nearly as savvy as you all, and I might be not catching distortion with as critically as you guys do, but I’ve found that if I set the zoom to 2x and position things right (different lenses get invoked by the phone at different distances) I can get so...
It also allows me to keep the phone further from the watch
…. And thus avoid inadvertent reflections
Zoom zoom
Add some zoom and the proportions are always better. Same watch, same wrist (18cm) different zoom. ...
Love the two extreme and you are giving me the itch to wear my 372! Great tips btw! I will give it a try!
Not sure sure which phone you are using but would curious to know which lenses on the phone if you have multiple one