Glares on camera

Hello rina-14!

From your post we see you are running into some trouble with reflections appearing in your photos when a light source is in them. Let's see if we can get this issue resolved! Do you have a case that covers the lens of the iPhone's camera? You may also want to check for any smudges and try cleaning them as well: Cleaning your iPhone.

Have a great rest of your day!

If you think it’s annoying, if you buy a $100,000 professional video camera it will do the same thing, so that would be REALLY annoying! It’s called lens flare, and it will happen with any camera in the world that has a light source in or near the scene. It is caused by reflections of the light source between the elements of the lens. And what you have is an expensive pocket-sized computer with a $10 camera built in. BTW, it also happens with my $1,500 DSLR if there are light sources in the view finder.

Here’s a much longer explanation→https://photographylife.com/what-is-ghosting-and-flare/amp

Its not at all helpful i really find its the hardware used by apple creating the issue its really disappointing i m using the 12 pro max which u claim the best camera which is so annoying to use these reflections are so unwanted which we wont expect in this iPhone

Its really annoying to buy such an expensive device with this issue its ruining the picture these glare looks like some stellites its really disappointing