Mobile photography blog post #1
* Blog post #1
* Shot on moto g5s plus
* Have a glance at this pic.
With every post you will get to know about the camera properties of the phone from which
the corresponding photo was taken.
the basic camera properties of the moto g5s plus below .
More expensive phones use dual cameras for lossless zooming, offering wide-angle shooting or improving dynamic range and general image quality. The Moto aim is a little less ambitious. Dual cameras are used here for background blurring.
Colour in particular is very pleasant: well-saturated without appearing overcooked.
from PandT.
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| Mobile photography blog post #1 |
the corresponding photo was taken.
the basic camera properties of the moto g5s plus below .
Moto G5S Plus — Camera Hardware
The Moto G5S Plus has a different camera array to its closest sibling, the Moto G5s Plus. Instead of using a single 16-megapixel rear camera it has two 13-megapixel rear cameras, with a lens aperture of f/2.0.More expensive phones use dual cameras for lossless zooming, offering wide-angle shooting or improving dynamic range and general image quality. The Moto aim is a little less ambitious. Dual cameras are used here for background blurring.
Moto G5S Plus — Camera Image Quality
General image quality is very good, in part thanks to a powerful Auto HDR mode. This lets you shoot in any condition, no matter where the sun is, and end up with good results. The Moto G5S Plus may not have an ultra-high quality sensor, but in daylight at least photos don’t compare too badly to shots taken with phones up to twice the price.Colour in particular is very pleasant: well-saturated without appearing overcooked.
from PandT.
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