Motorola worked to improve its cameras, with investments for three imaging labs that work to update smartphone features and hardware, and provide new software updates. With this research in mind, the brand designed the motorola edge 30 ultra, the first 5G smartphone with a 200 MP main camera sensor, the highest resolution on the market and the brand's largest sensor to date, 0.82 inches that absorbs 16x times more light for sharp photos.

The pixel size, together with UltraPixel technology, says goodbye to grain and image noise and is the first camera to support 4x4 hybrid pixel binning, which combines 16 pixels into 1 massive 2.56 μm ultra pixel, for ideal lighting conditions at all times.

With the portrait mode and the 12MP telephoto sensor you can access the 35, 50 and 85 millimeter lens options to obtain a DSLR-like experience, maintaining the blur effect naturally. You can enjoy a telephoto lens that creates the most flattering images of people while avoiding facial distortion. A 60MP Quad Pixel selfie camera can be found on the front of the device.

Motorola implemented a new strategy to adjust image components. By combining HDR technology with artificial intelligence, the motorola edge 30 ultra is capable of producing images with vibrant colors, highlights, shadows and perfectly balanced details, even in low lighting conditions and complex scenarios. Additionally, action can now be captured in 8K, as well as supporting HDR10+ recording in 4K, to enjoy videos with improved dynamic range, defect reduction and more than one billion colors, creating exciting content that can be watched again and again.