You can control when the camera automatically switches to the Ultra Wide camera for capturing macro photos and videos.
Open Camera
on your iPhone, then get close to your subject.See AlsoSuper Macro | HUAWEI Support GlobalThe Macro Lens | Why It Should Be Your Second Lens PurchaseThe best macro lenses in 2024: get closer to your subjects than ever before!iPhone 13 and 13 Pro camera upgrades tested | CNN UnderscoredWhen you get within macro distance of your subject,
appears on the screen.Tap
to turn off automatic macro switching.Tip: If the photo or video becomes blurry, you can back up or tap .5x to switch to the Ultra Wide camera.
Tap
to turn automatic macro switching back on.
on your iPhone, then get close to your subject.
appears on the screen.
to turn automatic macro switching back on.To turn off automatic switching to the Ultra Wide camera for macro photos and videos, go to Settings
> Camera, then turn off Macro Control.
If you want to maintain your Macro Control setting between camera sessions, go to Settings > Camera> Preserve Settings, then turn on Macro Control.
