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Love the cameras. But horrible lens flares.
And it seems it’s defective:
One the right, above the window. Green flares from tube lights to the left.
In the middle of the picture:
On the TV screen:
Will try out during the day and post
Wow! You’ve used them numerous times? Well by golly, you sure must know all about them.
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Luckily Apple Care supports thinks in a different way. I repeat: I owned for more than a month an iPhone 12 (normal one) and never had this problems.
👌, Everyone has room to strive and correct mistakes 👍😉
Absolutely. The more effort one puts into their photos the better they ultimately become.
Funny how this new video by apple doesn’t show any of the green lens flare. Must of edited it well.
Good find. No sunsets or artificial lighting. Also at that level they could remove anything they want - or add anything like a monster. Misleading to say it was shot on a 12 PM.
Not misleading at all.
It was entirely shot using an iPhone 12 Pro Max.
Totally misleading! Either this is fully edited or our devices are faulty and the faulty parts need to be replaced by . This is what I said in an another Facebook forum and argued badly about it!
The devices are not faulty.
Professional photographers and videographers take the time to frame and setup their shots to avoid any potential artifacts or, if they want them, to use them artistically.
Professional photographers and enthusiasts have equipment that does not produce green dots and ghosting
I couldn’t agree more. Receiving an official feedback stating those “flares and ghost effects” are normal is a denial of the situation.
It's not a denial, it's recognition of what is possible in current optical design for lenses that small and for which high light transmission is desired.
Blame it on the user. Great marketing strategy.
IPhone 12 Pro Max Lens flare
