Motorola Moto Turbo

This macro shot of orchids is exceptional in quality. Colours have been captured naturally, with a lovely soft focus in the background. 

Zooming in to the image above confirms that the orchids captured in sharp focus. Every detail on the petals is visible, with no grain to mar the effect. 

Without HDR, this image has blown-out highlights, with some areas over-exposed and others kept in darkness. 

The HDR mode is effective to some extent, but the processing isn't as impressive as we'd expected. The image is lighter with better contrasts, but apart from that it hasn't been improved much.

The Moto Turbo features a 2MP front camera, quite a step down from its primary snapper. But what it lacks for in pixel size it makes up for in quality. In this image, skin tones have been captured perfectly, with the badge in clear focus. There's a bit of grain, but otherwise it has all the makings of a decent selfie camera.

There is some noise in this night shot, but it isn't overwhelming. Some cameras over-expose low-light images to make them appear lighter, but the Moto Turbo's camera doesn't. So while this photo is darker than most, the quality is still on the higher side.

Carrying on from what we said for the previous image sample, the Moto Turbo's camera doesn't do much to illuminate low-lit scenes. In this case, the lack of adequate lighting means the scene is barely visible.

The Moto Turbo sports not one, but two LED flashes. As you would expect, that much light can be quite strong. So while the objects in the image are clearly visible now, they're also washed out, which is disappointing.