Motorola Moto G7 Camera Review

Motorola's Moto G7 smartphone rocks a dual-lens camera around back, with plenty of photo and video modes to play around with. We've been testing the G7's optics and here's our full review, showing off the quality of the results and comparing with rivals.

The Moto G7 costs just 239 quid here in the UK, which means it isn't as cheap as previous generations. However, it is a great smartphone for the price, and offers strong optics for capturing and sharing your everyday existence.

On the back, the Motorola G7 sports a 12MP primary lens with f/1.8 aperture - there’s no Optical Image Stabilisation, unlike the more expensive G7 Plus, but you do still get full Phase Detection Autofocus. And backing it up is a secondary 5MP depth sensor.

We found the camera was only slightly perturbed by dodgy light, so photo quality is solid in most conditions. You can shoot up to 4K resolution video which looks great, although stabilisation is less than impressive. And bonus features like the Portrait mode and Spot Colour are well worth playing with.