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I took the Motorola Razr Fold for a street photography spin, and came away genuinely impressed

Digital Trends·Vikhyaat Vivek·19 days ago
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Foldable phones have always had a few quirks and compromises to achieve their unique form factor. For the cool folding mechanism in a portable body, the first thing that usually takes a hit is the photography experience. Sure, you can now find some decent main cameras, like on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 , but the ultra-wide and telephoto lenses are often tiny and weaker in comparison. So when the Razr Fold was unveiled , Motorola’s first book-style folding phone itself wasn’t what caught my attention; it was the impressive camera hardware. Barring a few limited options from Chinese brands, foldables still aren’t exactly known for their camera chops. But I’ve seen these cameras before. The company recently had a stint with flagships once again, building the Motorola Signature with the best specs it had to offer. Somehow, Motorola has packed a lot of the same hardware that made it great into the Razr Fold.…

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