Hi,
I took some low light footage on my iPhone 11 pro and it turns out useless because of how much lens flare is visible. It doesn't happen on other phones or digital cameras. The footage looks really bad. Here is an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kCu9v7_AGE
iPhone 11 Pro
Which you could have likely COMPLETELY eliminated by changing the angle of the phone relative to the scene. The flares had to be present when you took the photo. I can see flare on my iPhone before I take a photo, which means I know I need to change the angle of the phone. This is no different than what I have to do that with my $2,000 Nikon DSLR and $1500 Lens.
I'm not being critical of you specifically, but I believe many in this thread could benefit from a photography class. I've taken several.
It is normal for the device, so there is no "fix."
As you may recall I tried that year ago and the issue (with my 11 Pro) was not addressed. But thank you William, I'll try again.
In the Olympus shot the sun was much less head-on and was more off to one side and it appears exposure was a bit lower as well.
Iphone 11 Pro Extreme lens flare
