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This wikiHow teaches you how to improve the quality of photos you take with your Samsung Galaxy's camera app.
Steps
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1Open the Camera app on your Galaxy. It's the camera icon typically found at the bottom of the home screen.
- Increasing the resolution increases the file size of your photos. If you have limited space on your phone or tablet, keep this in mind.
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2Tap the gear icon. It's at the top-right corner of the screen. A menu will expand.Advertisement
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3Tap Picture size under “REAR CAMERA.” A list of resolutions will appear.
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4Select a higher resolution. The largest number indicates the highest resolution.
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5Tap the back button. This brings you back to the camera settings.
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6Tap MacButton under “FRONT CAMERA.” A menu containing several resolution choices will expand.
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7Tap your desired resolution. Again, the larger the number, the higher the resolution. Your new resolution settings will take effect immediately.
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1. Open Camera.
2. Tap the gear.
3. Tap Picture size under “REAR CAMERA.”
4. Tap a resolution.
5. Tap the back button.
6. Tap Picture size under “FRONT CAMERA.”
7. Tap a resolution.
