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Regardless of setting changes or OS updates my photographs from the iPhone 8 plus look terrible, that's if I can get to see them before the dreaded exclamation mark jumps up. It doesn't matter if I zoom in or not the picture looks terrible at least in photos. Any solutions yet? It's a shame as I thought I was buying a good product.

iPhone 8 Plus, iOS 12

Posted on Jun 17, 2019 8:29 AM

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1 reply

Eric Root

Level 10

685,221 points

Jun 17, 2019 8:36 AM in response to Chico2158

Check Settings/Your Name/iCloud/Photos to make sure Optimization isn't turned on.

Try a forced restart.

Reset Device

If necessary

Hard reset

Do a backup and try a factory reset.

Restore to Factory setting

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