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Skies are the right shade of blue and we see minimal noise throughout these photos. Otherwise, the Moto Z Force delivered great photos with plenty of details and well represented color. This is because the Moto Z Force defaults the camera to a cropped sensor mode, reducing the total resolution output from 21MP (4:3) down to 16.1MP (16:9). You'll notice the top row of sample photos is in 16:9 aspect ratio. Here are some comparison shots taken with the Moto Z Droid.

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What we mean is that, in order to keep the ISO down, the camera would intentionally lower the shutter speeds way below our comfortable handheld level. The only downside to this camera is it requires a steady hand when it comes to photography in low light.

Nevertheless, the resulting camera samples yielded excellent detail and color reproduction. Sometimes the camera cannot focus on the subject automatically unless you manually tell it where to focus by tapping on the viewfinder. We found the Moto Z Force to occasionally hiccup when it comes to taking photos. There's also a small arrow under all the controls which conveniently expands them all at once. You're given all the controls in an overlay over the viewfinder.

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Professional mode looks like many others we've seen before.

You'll need to tap on this button and switch to the video mode. There is no longer a convenient shortcut to start recording video right away. To switch to another mode, you'll need to tap on the camera button next to the shutter button and choose the option.

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The manual option lets you move a slider like most other smartphones that offer a beauty mode which blends the skin tones to hide imperfections. There are three options: auto, manual, or off. The 5MP front-facing camera adds one extra control to this menu and that is for beauty mode. HDR, flash, and timer shortcuts can be found at the top (when in portrait) or left (when in landscape) and the shortcuts expand to show you more choices for that option. It's worth noting the volume button can be used as a shutter key as well. When you first start the camera, you'll have the option to choose whether you'd like to 'tap anywhere' to take a photo use a dedicated on-screen shutter button. There's also a Professional Mode which gives the user control over camera settings like shutter speed, manual focus, and ISO.

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There are many features in the camera including the native ability to scan barcodes and QR codes without needing to download 3rd party apps from the Play Store. The result is a little disorienting, but not too bad. Lenovo took the style and feel of the Moto X's original camera UI and made a new UI based off of that. The camera UI has been revamped from the ground up. Remember how minimal and simple and the Moto X's camera UI was? Well that's all changed for the most part. With the exception of longer than normal shutter times in poor light and the occasionally clunky interface, the Moto Z Force left us satisfied with in the camera department. The resulting photos are exceptionally good in all lighting conditions. The Turbo 2 had pixels 1.4 microns in size, while the Z Force has 1.12 micron pixels. However, the Moto Z Force took a half step back in pixel size. The Z Force comes with an increase in the aperture size from f/2.0 to f/1.8 compared to the Droid Turbo 2 (Moto X Force). The 21MP camera sensor in the Moto Z Force features a f/1.8 aperture, phase detection autofocus, laser-assisted focus for close range subjects, and 1.12-micron pixel size. The Moto Z Force's camera is right in line with that of the Droid Turbo 2 in specs.