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# Add image from camera
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You can use the app's camera or multi-shot camera to take photos for your report. The multi-shot camera is a good choice if you want to take several photos at once without stopping to add a description.
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1. Tap on a report to open it.
2. Tap the camera icon at the bottom of the screen to access your device's camera. Long-press the button (press and hold) to enable the multi-shot function.
3. Your device's camera will appear. Take a photo and, if prompted, confirm that you would like to use the photo.
4. The image will be added to your report.
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