That said, good photos are definitely possible with the One M9, but are certainly not as common as we would like. It’s almost as if the scene itself has to be perfect, or at least have even lighting in order to yield a great shot. HTC opts for the typical metering based on the point of focus, but this doesn’t take into account what is around that point, resulting in often blown out portions of pictures, or the opposite, if you choose to focus and expose on a much shinier portion of the scene. In much better lighting situations, more usable photos can be had, but there are issues there as well, mainly with exposure. Though a higher megapixel count might be nice for the general user, the camera still suffers from the same low light issues as its predecessors.
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