How do I use the moto z2 force camera?

To Open the camera:

• Touch
• Twist your phone twice from any screen to open the camera immediately.
• Touch   > Camera
• From the lock screen, swipe  left.

Take a photo

1.  Open the Camera

2.  Frame your subject:

• To switch between front-facing and back-facing cameras, touch
• To zoom, pinch in or out.
• To change the focus location, drag the focus ring.
• To change the exposure, slide the control on the focus ring to lighten or darken the shot.
  
  

3.  Touch   to take a photo.

Tips:

• To shoot continuously, touch & hold ; your captures are counted on the shutter.
• To touch anywhere on the screen instead of using , swipe right to open settings and turn on Shutter type > Tap anywhere to capture.
• If the photo looks blurry, wipe the lens clean with a soft, dry cloth and retake the photo.

4.  Swipe left to review your photos and videos:

• To view all thumbnails, touch the screen, then touch  to open the Photos app.
• To view photos and videos later, touch  > Photos
• You can also view photos using other photo apps you installed.

Take a selfie

1. On the viewfinder, touch  to switch to the front camera. Or, twist your phone twice.
2. If needed, adjust the beauty filter.
3. To take the photo, do one of the following:
   • Touch
   • Touch  for a timer.

If you've got a large group, take a panoramic selfie.

Take panoramic photos

The camera includes a Panorama mode that lets you create a single image by panning across a scene.

To take a panoramic photo:

1. Swipe the viewfinder right to see settings.
2. Touch  >  to turn on Panorama mode.
3. Frame one side of the scene for your panorama.
4. Touch the screen anywhere and, when prompted, slowly start panning across the scene. Keep your motion smooth and use a steady speed.
5. When you reach the end of your scene, touch

Take black & white photos

1. On the viewfinder, touch  > True B&W.
2. If needed, adjust settings such as photo size or to use a timer.
3. Frame your photo, then touch

Take depth enabled photos

You can take photos that contain extra data, allowing you to swap out a background, add a splash of color, or change focus.

1. On the viewfinder, touch  > Depth enabled.
2. Be sure you're within 2 meters (6 feet) of your subject. It's best if nothing is in the way and the subject stands out.
3. Frame your photo, then touch

 indicates you can edit these photos to change the color, background, or focus.

SETTINGS

Adjust basic settings

You'll see these frequently-used settings when you open the Camera:

   HDR mode for high contrast

     Flash

     Timer

     Switch modes: take video, slow-motion video, panoramic photos, or switch to Professional mode to manually control advanced settings like shutter speed, exposure, white balance, ISO, and focus.

Adjust advanced settings

Swipe right to change these camera settings:

• Shutter Sound: Turn sound on or off.
• Storage: Specify where new photos or videos are stored.
• Quick capture: Enable/disable Twist to open gesture.
• Location: Turn geo-tags on or off.
• Photo size (rear camera): Adjust file size and dimensions.
• Tap anywhere to capture: Touch anywhere on Camera to take pictures instead of

To refine settings for a particular photo:

1.  Frame your subject.

2.  Touch  > Professional mode

3.  Touch an icon to adjust an individual setting or touch  to adjust them all.

4.  Drag an icon to adjust its setting:

•      Manual focus
•     White balance
•       Shutter speed
•      ISO, the camera's sensitivity to light.
•       Exposure

5.  Do any of the following:

• To return to default settings, touch
• To close settings, touch
• To exit Professional mode and return to normal mode, touch  > Photo

Troubleshooting tips

• To enable all features and get optimized performance, visit the Play Store to ensure you are running the latest version of Motorola Camera.
• Third-party cases can interfere with the camera. Try removing the case if you have image-quality issues with photos.
• Please make sure there is not a protective covering over the camera lens.
• Ensure the camera lens is clean and free from any obstructions. Take a dry cloth and gently clean the camera lens.
• Make sure your finger is not covering or shading the camera lens while taking the photo or video.
• Still experiencing issues? Try clearing the camera cache.
  • Go to Settings > Apps > Camera
  • To free up space by removing temporary files, touch Storage > Clear cache. Over time, the cache builds up again, so repeat if a problem occurs.
  • If problems still occur, then delete all data saved in the app by touching Storage > Clear data. Be careful - there’s no way to undo this.