Like most phones, it performs best during the day. A high megapixel count helps shoot with detail; macro images especially look fantastic. Just look at the rain drops in the sample.
Autofocus detection phase is also fast, but tends to lock into the target in an instant. It is indeed difficult to focus if you are very close to your subject, but this is a minor issue.
In bright light, pop colors. Rain conditions block, but can still pack in strong red and yellow.
The saturation is just right, and the software does not add a sharpening effect that does not need such a problem, so it's good to see MotoX ignore it.
Although the shots at night and low light are not so impressive, but it is very acceptable. Noise is common around the detailed area and the camera has a tendency to extinguish the light. But if you keep using it, the high megapixel number helps produce some pretty fun shots.
Cameras have always been a sore spot with Moto X lines. They remain in the "enough" category, which is acceptable when the overall Android camera is clear.
This may be the reason Motorola is trying extra hard with the sensor on the back of the Moto X Style. I can say it is the best camera to adorn Motorola devices to date.
The 21-megapixel sensor offers auto-focus phase detection - as opposed to the laser assist system favored by LG and Huawei - and captures highly detailed and accurate snap.
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