2023-10-27 12:32:00
In cameras, the Moto G84 arrived with a more optimized set. There are two sensors on the back, a 50MP main one with optical stabilization and another with 8MP and an ultrawide lens, this time I’m going to praise Motorola because it removed that 2MP macro sensor that was useless, now the macro photos are taken together with the ultrawide lens. To top it off, we have a 16MP front camera.
The cameras of the Moto G84
Moto G84
Daytime photos
In daytime photos, Motorola has been doing well, the HDR works, the colors are balanced, nothing exaggerated, photos that I consider to be of excellent quality. I noticed that the sharpness improved considerably in the photos, something I really liked.
Moto G84 daytime photo
I like taking this photo, firstly because I’m riding a bike, secondly the place is beautiful, the sunset there is nice and makes for great photos. We can see the exalted colors once more, not exaggeratedly, but vividly. The HDR worked a lot to make the sky not pop so much, just above the bank was the sun, so it’s ok.
Daytime photo
This other photo below is in the backyard, a morning photo, we can see the improvement that Motorola has made in sharpness, the photos are coming out with good quality.
morning photo
Low light
Has Motorola improved in low light? This first photo of the sunset shows that we have good sharpness, the sky has a nice dynamic range.
Low light
Now we have the standard night photo that we tested here, there is plenty of sharpness and vivid colors.
Moto G84 night photo
Another night photo, this one has lighting, but the highlight is being able to capture the interior of the house well, without blowing out the external areas and the places where it is really dark, the image was good, without a lot of noise.
Low light
Ultrawide
The ultrawide photos follow the same style as the main one, but lose a lot of quality. Look at the photo below, it’s a difficult photo to deal with, it has the sun in the background and the trees creating shadow. But the main camera takes this photo perfectly.
Foto Ultrawide
Another example below shows the same characteristic, bright colors, good dynamic range, but very dark areas, that’s not what I was seeing.
Ultrawide
This is the main reason why we shouldn’t have a sensor with 50MP as the main sensor and only 8MP as the ultrawide. The balance of the two brings a better set.
Selfies
Selfies have been improved, now HDR is very good, see these photos once morest the light, great sharpness, without blowing out the background.
Selfie once morest light
Congratulations Motorola. When it illuminates the face it looks even better.
Selfie with plenty of light
Now the problem happens at night, the selfies lose sharpness, there is a lot of noise in the photo, unfortunately this is a point that Motorola fails.
Night selfie
videos
In videos, this smartphone can only record in FULLHD at 30 or 60FPS, there is no 4K option on it, on any of the sensors, which is a shame.
Camera Modes
Camera Modes
On the Moto G84 we have the following camera modes:
Slow motion Video (FULLHD 60fps or 30fps) Portrait Photo (can choose up to 5 blur levels) Pro mode for photos Highlight color Night Vision Panorama Ultra-Resolution (50MP) Scanner: to scan documents Dual capture: Take photo with the selfie camera and the rear camera at the same time Time-Lapse Highlight color in video Dual capture in video
We have already analyzed the Moto G84 here at Oficina da Net:
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