Hello, honestly, there's nothing special about it. The photo with the most zoom is 10x or 20x by default. I recommend trying out 5x, 10x, and 20x; try to choose whole numbers like 5, 10, 15, 20 so that the photo has good resolution. I mean, so that it looks sharp. You can try taking a few photos to get some feedback, but there's nothing special added to these shots.
There's a "portrait mode" setting I found on YouTube that might be useful. It involves activating an option that lets you "save your last settings," so everything you need to use is left activated or saved. You configure the smoothness and I think the blur level, and you can take normal photos vertically or horizontally. But in the video, it showed that if you take the photo with the phone held vertically but upside down, it gives you the best result, and I think that's true.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find the video, but this is what you have to do for portrait mode:
#1 Go to your camera settings and find the "settings to keep" option (this will leave your camera's last settings exactly as you left them, so you don't have to configure it every time).
#2 You need to turn on "camera mode" and "portrait zoom."
#3 Then, inside "portrait mode," use 5x.
#4 Use 2 for "skin smoothness" and 6 for "effect strength."
There's a "portrait mode" setting I found on YouTube that might be useful. It involves activating an option that lets you "save your last settings," so everything you need to use is left activated or saved. You configure the smoothness and I think the blur level, and you can take normal photos vertically or horizontally. But in the video, it showed that if you take the photo with the phone held vertically but upside down, it gives you the best result, and I think that's true.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find the video, but this is what you have to do for portrait mode:
#1 Go to your camera settings and find the "settings to keep" option (this will leave your camera's last settings exactly as you left them, so you don't have to configure it every time).
#2 You need to turn on "camera mode" and "portrait zoom."
#3 Then, inside "portrait mode," use 5x.
#4 Use 2 for "skin smoothness" and 6 for "effect strength."
