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A Super Powered Moto X
While the original Moto X suffered from some crippling camera issues out of the gate, this year’s model is routinely capable of delivering quality photos. The only real complaint that has surfaced in using the Moto X is the tendency to misfire, such that the camera focuses on the wrong thing when taking the photo and you wind up with a perfectly in focus background with a blurry foreground. This can be mostly eliminated with the focus and exposure tool in the camera app, but it’s worth pointing out that the Droid Turbo doesn’t have this problem at all. In fact, the 21MP sensor locks on to the correct focus point with surprising accuracy even without Motorola’s focus tool.
Motorola Droid Turbo really is just a super powered Moto X. Again. | Android | Geek.com
While the original Moto X suffered from some crippling camera issues out of the gate, this year’s model is routinely capable of delivering quality photos. The only real complaint that has surfaced in using the Moto X is the tendency to misfire, such that the camera focuses on the wrong thing when taking the photo and you wind up with a perfectly in focus background with a blurry foreground. This can be mostly eliminated with the focus and exposure tool in the camera app, but it’s worth pointing out that the Droid Turbo doesn’t have this problem at all. In fact, the 21MP sensor locks on to the correct focus point with surprising accuracy even without Motorola’s focus tool.
Motorola Droid Turbo really is just a super powered Moto X. Again. | Android | Geek.com
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