Macro photography is a kind of photography where small subjects are reproduced in larger shots. Usual subjects of this type of photography are mostly insects and flowers, but it could also be things such as fibers, textures, and the like. There isn’t a dedicated Macro mode in the V15 Pro’s camera; however, you can still take macro shots using the Pro mode. To start taking macro shots with the V15 Pro, go to the Camera app, switch to Pro, and click on the ‘AF’ setting. You’ll notice that it’s set to Auto by default, but you can switch to Macro by scrolling the wheel over to the flower symbol. Feel free to adjust the macro setting as you please. Here are some Macro shots that we’ve taken using the Vivo V15 Pro: We took an extreme close-up shot of one of the pillows in our office. Macro photography is useful when it comes to wanting to get into the details of the smallest things. Read more in our articles including "Miniaturize Your Photos with TiltShift Maker" and "Macro Photography with the Vivo V15 Pro".
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There isn’t a dedicated Macro mode in the V15 Pro’s camera; however, you can still take macro shots using the Pro mode. To start taking macro shots with the V15 Pro, go to the Camera app, switch to Pro, and click on the ‘AF’ setting. You’ll notice that it’s set to Auto by default, but you can switch to Macro by scrolling the wheel over to the flower symbol.
Our coverage of macro photography includes: "Miniaturize Your Photos with TiltShift Maker"; "Macro Photography with the Vivo V15 Pro"; "From Good to Great: 5 Tips to Improve Smartphone Photos". Each article provides unique insights and information.