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I am experiencing lens flare anytime i am shooting pictures or filming. Never happened to me with older iphones, but it's so evident in this one. Any help? it is a design defect? can some filters help?
I find absurd to pay so much a phone advertised to be so good for photography and have this results.
This is just a short clip i took, before put the new iphone 11 pro back in the box and switch back to the 6s:
Hi, lens flare is normal for cameras. It happens because the highly polished nature of the glass lenses.
Hi, lens flare is normal for cameras. It happens because the highly polished nature of the glass lenses.
And you will agree that lens flare is normal for low quality and poor designed cameras.
I get that, i'm saying that good quality lenses hadle lens flare better, and poor quality ones not.
Any filter can help to reduce this issue?
Iphone 11 Pro Lens Flare Issue
