Motorola X Phone Camera Interface Images Leaked
Images showing the camera interface for the Motorola X Phone surfaced earlier this week.
Judging from the pictures, it can be seen that the software is pretty minimal and relies on gestures more than software buttons. The gallery could be accessed by a right swipe. This is different from the current version that makes the Android camera settings menu show up anywhere on the screen a user touches when the camera is open.
Other new features on the interface included a slow motion video setting and a "shake to take" function which snaps a picture when the user flicks their wrists.
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The touching of the screen to open settings is no longer there so the space could be utilized for other functions. There is also a new feature that takes a picture when a user could tap the screen to snap a shot. A long-press will take multiple shots. This will heighten the appeal of the auto-awesome feature found on Google+.
An up or down swipe from an on-screen touch will enable the zoom making it slightly different from the pinch-to-zoom on Android 4.2.
To view all the pictures readers could visit this Android Authority link.
Motorola tweeted out a picture allegedly taken by the X Phone's new camera.
The picture featured an employee of Motorola assembling the device at its Texas plant building. The tweet read "Designed by you. Assembled in the USA."
Motorola hopes to eliminate blurry picture taking from the market with the release of the Moto X Phone.
The company recently posted up some blurry pictures of a child and made a statement about the camera these pictures were taken on. It probably wasn't a Moto X device.
"Either this kid is really fast, or today's phones are really slow," tweeted Motorola over the weekend.
The message was accompanied by a gallery a blurry pictures of a child. Motorola seems to be hinting that the camera on it new device will no longer have this issue.
