Released in the US in September, the second-generation Motorola Moto X brought many improvements over the original model, including in the camera department. The new Moto X features a 13 MP rear camera that can shoot 4K (3840*2160 pixels) video.
Motorola is showing us what can be done when a Moto X, a drone, and a professional drone operator come together. The Moto X was attached to the drone, which took the handset over San Francisco to capture some aerial footage of the area. The resulting video is certainly pretty cool, but we assume that other smartphones capable of shooting in 4K would have provided comparable, if not better results in the same scenario.
It seems that Motorola didn’t upload the video on YouTube in 4K, but only in 1080p, so if you have a 4K display you won’t be able to watch it at its original resolution. Even so, there are advantages of watching 4K content even if your display doesn’t support this resolution.
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