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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
It is if you are shooting into conditions that induce lens flare on most any other photographic or video equipment and are expecting it to not be there on an iPhone.
B&H is a good article but it doesn’t even mention green/blue spots and ghosting. So I have no idea why you would reference that article. Am I missing something? Do you not know the difference?
You're missing the fact that it mentions that lens hoods aren't the lens flare cure, regardless of it's the more conventional looking lens flare or the sensor reflection (green orb) kind.
We are buying apple not for this issue its really untolerable
Definitely not upset with my Galaxy S20 Ultra, except it doesn’t run iOS.
My 7 Plus doesn’t have that issue, but it doesn’t have an OLED screen.
Oh well, you can’t get everything.
Iphone 11 Pro Extreme lens flare
