#Droid x force manual
#Droid x force skin

Like the Moto X Style the Moto X Force comes withВ a front flash that allows for subject illumination in very dark conditions.

#Droid x force skin

Color and exposure tend to be spot on but shooting in high-contrast scenes can occasionally lead to blown out skin tones.ДЄs you would expect, pixel-level image quality decreases as the light goes down but the Moto X Force front camera is still capable of capturing decent exposures, that are usable for social sharing, and similar purposes in pretty dim conditions. Image quality in bright light is decent for a front camera. As you can see in the sample below, the wide angle lens allows you to fit a group of people into your self-portrait if you extend your arm a little. The Moto X ForceВ comes with a 5MP front camera. A faster moving object, for example a bike or car, can render an image unusable. Even slow-moving subjects, such as the persons in the sample below, will show ghosting artifacts. Unfortunately panorama mode does not deal well with moving subjects. You can stop capture manually at any time though, as we did for the image below. Panorama mode can capture an angle of view of approximately 180 degrees. Nevertheless panorama mode can be a useful tool when you cannot move further back to capture an entire scene as it was the case in the cloister that can be seen in the sample below. In fact the 21MP sensor's standard output images are larger in both dimensions than those captured in panorama mode. Panorama images are well-stitched but in comparison to the best in class very small, with low levels of detail. The Moto X Force's panorama mode produces results that are similar to what we've seen on previous Motorola devices. Occasionally you also get slight ghosting effects on moving subjects but again you'll have to look very closely to notice. On the downside, HDR images are a touch softer than their standard counterparts but you'll have to view at 100% to see the difference. ISO 64, shutter speed not reported, HDR on In high-contrast situations, such as the one below, leaving HDR on all the time is not a bad idea. HDR mode combines several exposure into one and, as you can see in the samples below, does a good job at recovering some highlight detail and slightly brightening the shadows, without making the image look unnatural.

#Droid x force manual

Like the Moto X Style, the Force comes with a dedicated front LED flash which helps capturing self-portraits in dark conditions.В Unfortunately for more tech-minded mobile photographers, as we've already noted, Raw capture and full manual control are notВ possible. Night mode, which previously was a user-selectable function, now kicks in automatically when things get too dark. The Moto X Force pre-installed imaging feature set is concise but with HDR and panorama mode you get the essentials.