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Welcome, here I've got Motorola RAZR 5G and I'm gonna show you how to use the camera
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pro mode at this device. So at first we have to tap on the camera button here to open it and for now we are in the
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standard photo mode. Let's change it by using this settings bar and just simply going here to the right
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Here we have access to other modes of this camera. Now let's focus on the photo mode
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We have here the pro mode so when we pick this we can start using this
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And the pro mode gives us possibilities to choose some shooting parameters by ourself
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This is useful when we want to learn photographic skills or make experiments with photography
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So let me start with this settings bar. Let's start from the first one slider here
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Here we have the focusing so we can change autofocus to the manual focus by using this
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slider like that and as you can see here it changes. And of course to go back to the auto settings there is no problem
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We have to just simply go back to the beginning of this slider and now we are again on the autofocus
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The next one button here is the white balance so when we tap on this we get access to this
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slider and we can adjust the temperature of our picture in Kelvin degrees also by using
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this slider. So we can make it more cold as you can see or more warm by going to the right
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We have also this small icons that suggest us which light is good for which conditions
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we have when we take a picture. So we have the tungsten light, white fluorescent light, daylight, sunny light and the cloudy
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light and this is how to manage this. At the beginning of the slider we have of course the auto settings
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Now let's go to the next one button. Here we have the shooter speed so we can change the time of taking photo
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Also by using this slider we can make our time much shorter from 1 in 6 thousands of
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seconds so this is really short time of taking picture and this should be better to objects
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that are for example in move to frozen them. By going to the right of this slider we can make it much longer to the 32 seconds so this
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is really long time of taking photo and this should be better to objects that are stable
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At the beginning of the slider of course we have the auto settings
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The next one button here is the ISO so here we can control the camera's sensitivity to light
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We can make it less sensitive from 100 or more sensitive by going to the right to 3
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and 2 thousands of it so this is really wide spectrum of the ISO like in the professional
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camera and this is really cool. Of course the auto settings are at the beginning of the slider
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And the next one button here is the exposure compensation. Here we can manage the light of the picture
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By going to the right we can make our photo more bright and by going to the left we can
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make it more dark. As you can see this is how it works and the auto exposure compensation is at the center
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of the slider here. Now let's move to this button. When we tap on this we have really cool thing
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We can use all of the sliders at the same time as you can see
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So this is really cool thing here and we can do it like that
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And we have here also one extra button which appears here in the left so you don't have
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to separately go back to auto in all of the sliders. You can do it by just tapping on this button and all of this goes back to the auto settings
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So this is really cool that we have this here. And now let's tap on this button here at the center so we get access to more settings we
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can manage. Most of this is also in standard photo mode but we have one extra option format
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So we can change the format that we save our picture from JPEG to RAW format
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And also we can pick the RAW plus JPEG so this is really extra thing here
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And the RAW format is used by professional photographers to post producting photos after
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they taking them because it save more details at the picture. So this is really pro thing here
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Now let's stay on the JPEG and let me use this settings to take a picture
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So let me adjust for example the focusing like that. The white balance maybe a little bit warmer now
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The shooter speed here. This one here. And a little bit brighter
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To see my picture let's go to this button from the right so we get quick access to the gallery
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And this is how it looks like. Thanks for watching, subscribe our channel and leave the thumbs up
