Press the shutter slightly until you get a steady green light.

The W800 seems to prefer front light or side light on a subject that is not moving, which makes it easy to focus and get the exposure right

First of all it does not give the sense of taking a photo but more importantly digital screen viewfinder drains battery and also performs bad in bright light.-Video focusing sound: While recording video of a closely located object (where there is a constant need to re-adjust autofocusing) and if the surrounding is silent, you can hear the sound of focus adjustments in your recording

but, the flash does not produce a hot enough light to focus the subject.

The brighter the lighting, the better quality picture.

The point of a flash is to compensate for low light, not to overpower the low light and essentially be a light replacement

Takes OK outside pictures if lighting is perfect

No matter what setting it's on (and I can't figure out how to manually change settings; it does it automatically), all you get are wildly blurred lights when you try to take a picture in the dark.

Then when the flash is necessary, it is not a blinding white flash that makes people know there was a flash used, but a dual warm color flash that makes pictures look like they have natural lighting

light, easy to use

The camera did not provide sharp focus that I expected and not good in auto adjusting with available light

Many photos were underexposed even when I shot in great lighting

and I take lots of photos both inside and outside in every condition from very low to bright light.

Excellent, light and takes great shots.

On top of all this, it does terrible without a good light source

poor quality pictures...needs ideal lighting for details to actually come close to a smartphone camera

-Terrible battery life-Irritating autoflash, when selected it will flash at all times - even in strong lighting and therefore reducing the battery life further- slow shutter speed, seems to be a disconnect between pressing the button and the device understanding you want a photo to be taken-long delay between ability to take shots

He's taken close ups, portrait and landscape in bright and low light and it seems to auto adjust pretty well.

It's light, aesthetic and I would definitely recommend it

But apparently the light isn't enough for this camera and most of the photos come out blurry and dark

Moto G blew the doors off this camera in image output