Moto Z2 Force Vs HTC U11: camera shootout By High Tech Traveler

Hi guys I'm Nick gray, and today I'm, comparing the cameras on the Motor Z to force and the HTC? U 11, when looking at a new smartphone one critical component that everyone needs to pay close attention to is the camera most high-end cameras. These days have perfect camera sensors with large pixels, but just because you're spending, $700 or more on a smartphone camera doesn't mean it'll actually take incredible photos. The new motor z2 force has two camera sensors on the rear camera, both capturing images at 12 megapixels. The main sensor captures color information, while the secondary one captures monochrome light information. The phone then combines the details from both sensors to create a single image which should be brighter and more vibrant. Those sensors, then, are paired with F 2.0 lenses, which led in a decent amount of light as well. Its front-facing camera has a 5 megapixel sensor with an F 2.2 aperture 85-degree wide angle lenses on the other side. Of today's comparison is the HTC: u 11, it has a single 12 megapixel sensor for the main camera, which is paired with an F 1.7 lens, but it does have optical image stabilization and, as for the front-facing camera, it captures images at 16 megapixels with an F 2.0 lens, while HTC smartphone doesn't have a dual sensor for its main camera. It does have an advanced image processing system, dubbed Auto HDR, which captures multiple images for every shot and combines the data to create a single image.

But that's enough with the specs take a look at how images from these two phones actually compare. If you're taking pictures during the day, the u11 and the Z to force are pretty comparable. The main difference that you'll, probably notice, is how both devices handle white balance a little differently with their default settings. The motor images are warmer while those taken with the HTC u11 are cooler. If you're not a fan of either that's an easy tweak in the settings, but the main thing that actually sets these two apart is how they handle high contrast and low light situations when a scene is very bright.

The z2 force doesn't compensate very well for the extra light in the same way that the 11 does the 11 shots are a little darker than what you would expect, but they do reveal a lot of detail. On the other hand, the z2 forces shots are overexposed losing a lot of that detail. That's preserved by the! U 11 in low-light situations. The same thing occurs with the z2 force. It fails to compensate for the lighting leading to dull dark images, while the, u 11, boosts up the ISO to capture more light, revealing a lot more detail that would typically lose in the darkness personally I'm a bit of a fan of the z2 force.

But if you're looking for a smartphone with a good camera, I recommend looking elsewhere. That's not to say that the camera quality is bad. It's just not up to par. When you compare it to the HTC u11 I'll be comparing the z2 force with the galaxy s 8 and a few other devices as well, so make sure you subscribe to the channel. If you want to see those videos as soon as they're up also, let me know what your thoughts are in the comments below.

Do you think the HTC? U 11, outperforms the Motor z2 force or are the cameras on these two devices pretty comparable? Thank you for watching, and I hope to catch you in the next one. You.

Source : High Tech Traveler