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# Taking higher quality images
For the clearest possible view inside your trap, request a **higher-quality image** instead of a fast one.
On the trap's detail screen, tap the **camera icon in the top-right corner**. The trap captures a full-quality photo and sends it to the app. This takes a little longer than a [fast image](/faqs/manually-taking-an-image.md) (the lightning-bolt option in the bottom-left corner), but the detail is much better — useful for confirming what's inside the trap or checking image clarity.
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Need a quick check instead? Use the **lightning-bolt (fast image)** option for a faster, lower-quality photo. See [Manually taking an image](/faqs/manually-taking-an-image.md).
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