📷 How to Take Macro Photos on Samsung Galaxy M15 📷

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🔑 Want to capture close-up, detailed shots of small objects? With macro photography, you can highlight intricate details that are usually hard to see. Here’s how to use the macro feature on your Samsung Galaxy M15 for stunning, up-close photos.

How to Take Macro Photos on Samsung Galaxy M15:
Open the Camera App

Start by opening the Camera app on your Galaxy M15.
Switch to Macro Mode

Look through the available camera modes at the bottom of the screen. Tap on More, then select Macro if it's available.
If there is no dedicated Macro mode, you can still achieve a close-up by using the main camera and getting as close as possible to the subject while maintaining focus.
Position Your Phone Close to the Subject

For the best results, hold your phone close to the object you want to capture. Usually, a distance of around 3-5 cm (1-2 inches) works well.
Avoid using zoom, as this can reduce the image quality.
Adjust Focus Manually if Needed

In Macro Mode, your camera may automatically focus on the subject, but you can also tap on the screen to adjust the focus manually.
Take the Photo

Once you have positioned the camera and achieved focus, press the shutter button to take your macro photo.
Check the Lighting

Macro photography works best with good lighting. Use natural light or try using a small external light source to reduce shadows and capture details.
💡 Tip: Use a steady hand or a small tripod to avoid any motion blur, as close-up shots are sensitive to even slight movements.

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