Apr 15, 2020 6:17 PM

Motorola G Camera Samples

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The 16-megapixel ultrawide camera on the Moto G Power. It doesn't offer up the sharpest details even in good lighting.  
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Moto G Stylus, night mode. This photo retains a good amount of color and detail.

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This photo shows how poor the Moto G Power's camera system is in low light, especially since it lacks a night mode.
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Moto G Stylus, Macro mode. This mode, which is on both phones, lets you get super close to subjects. You need to be very still so the photo isn't blurry.

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Moto G Stylus, main camera. You can see how unnatural some of the colors look, like the blue sky. But there's good detail here.
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Moto G Stylus. I'm particularly fond of this photo (not just because it's one of my dog), but it nails the detail and colors.

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Moto G Stylus, selfie camera. All the selfies captured by these phones aren't great. There's too much smoothing and colors are distorted.
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Moto G Stylus, Night mode. There's so much grain and it's all around very blotchy.

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Moto G Power, Portrait mode. The phone does a good job outlining a subject in this mode, but take a look at the next photo from the G Stylus.
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Moto G Stylus, Portrait mode. It's significantly better with better colors, sharper details, and a nicer blur effect.

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