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The camera on the Motorola Defy+ shoots stills at resolutions to 5 megapixels, and there is a single LED flash to help with low light shooting. There's no side button to launch the camera software, and you shouldn't expect a great deal by way of sophistication.
There are several effects: black and white, negative, sepia and solarise are joined by red, green and blue tints. There are also some preset scene modes: portrait, landscape, sports, night portrait, sunset, macro and steady shot.
Perhaps more interestingly there's a widescreen shooting mode, and in video, fast and slow motion shooting.
Early on a winter morning can be a difficult time for camera phones but the Motorola Defy+ copes fairly well. The sky is over exposed, but the water is handled quite well.
On auto shooting mode the movement of water here is captured nicely and this is an acceptable photo
When we take the same photo using widescreen mode you can see how much more width there is to the shot. There are times when this shooting mode could be handy for framing a photo just right
Macro mode shooting doesn't let you get in quite as close as we'd like, but the results can still be quite impressive
Indoors the camera responds quite well as long as there is a fair amount of ambient lighting
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