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Hello everyone!
I've been filming a lot of sunset and sunrise videos with my iPhone XS lately. I've noticed that when the camera is pointed into the sun, this green ball appears on the video...
I've tried polarizing lenses, lens covers / hoods and putting my hand above the lens, but nothing seems to get rid of it.
Does anyone know how to remove this flare?
Thanks so much for any info!
Nori
iPhone XS, iOS 13
Hey there tee_nori,
We'd like to help answer your question. As this is a lens flare, it would be expected behavior.. As you've already tried some great steps, we recommend trying the remaining ones here: If you see a flare, haze, or spot near the edge of your photo or video
Have a good one!
Thank you so much! Unfortunately changing the angle isn't always ideal for framing of the shot.
I see this is a known issue for iPhone XS and iPhone 11.
Do you know if this issue of solar flares has been resolved for the iPhone 12 Pro?
iPhone XS Green Dot / Lens Flare
