The photos taken by the camera on my Samsung Galaxy smartphone appear blurry. How can I adjust the camera settings?

If your Samsung Galaxy smartphone is taking blurry photos, you can adjust your camera settings to improve image quality as follows:
• Remove any camera lens covers or films. Clean the camera lens with a soft microfiber cloth to remove dirt and foreign particles. Make sure the camera lens is dry.
• The Samsung Galaxy Camera app may use tracking auto-focus, which can make photos look blurry. In the Camera app, click the gear icon in the upper-left corner and disable "Tracking auto-focus."
• Check if you're holding the camera too close to the subject, which can blur photos.
• Consider enabling "Shot suggestions" in Camera app settings. This feature uses machine learning to find optimal shot settings, reducing blurry images. Touch the gear icon and toggle "Shot suggestions."
• Samsung Galaxy users say Night Mode improves photo quality. Test this feature by opening the Camera app, tapping "More" at the bottom, and selecting "Night."
• Camera Assistant, a Samsung Galaxy app, lets you adjust camera settings to reduce shutter lag and improve photo quality. Install this app from the Galaxy Store, enable "Quick tap shutter," disable "Video recording in Photo mode," and prioritize image quality in "Capture speed."
• Resetting all camera settings to default may work if previous adjustments fail.
• Check the Camera app's settings menu for updates to optimize camera performance.
• Samsung Safe Mode can help you determine if a third-party app is causing camera focus issues