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Photo-centric smartphone has heaps of camera settings and a ‘pro’ mode switch

Posted on May 12, 2015April 16, 2020 By Hulk

 

BARCELONA — Lenovo’s new smartphone is aimed squarely at those obsessed with taking photos with their smartphones. The Vibe Shot has buckets of photo settings, plus some interesting camera hardware and a ‘pro’ mode switch for extra control over your snaps. We’ve gone hands-on with this snapper-centric smartphone at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, so read on for everything you need to know.

 

Smart and Pro mode switch

 

The Vibe Shot’s camera-centric approach starts with two keys on the side of the phone. One is a shutter button, which gives you something physical to tap when you want to take a photo, while the other is a switch to toggle between ‘smart’ and ‘pro’ mode.
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