Hello, I have a question.
An annoying Green line appears on my new iPhone 12 Pro camera, when I take pictures at night. Why? Is my iPhone camera broken? Is this normal and expected?
Please help me, I’am worried.
iPhone 12 Pro, iOS 14
Hello MertYL and welcome to Apple Support Communities. It appears you have a concern about some light anomalies when shooting pictures at night.
If you see a flare, haze, or spot near the edge of your photo or video
This is what professional photographers refer to as "lens flare" and it is normal in certain lighting conditions. The line you see is a reflection that happens within the camera lens itself. If you look at each photo, there is a very bright light in each one that lies in a direct line to the anomaly. the reflection may be from those or it may be from a bright light that is just outside of the frame. Pros use devices known as lens hoods to cut down on lens flare. But the easiest way to get rid of these is to just change the angle of the shot slightly.
Cheers.
Hello MertYL and welcome to Apple Support Communities. It appears you have a concern about some light anomalies when shooting pictures at night.
If you see a flare, haze, or spot near the edge of your photo or video
This is what professional photographers refer to as "lens flare" and it is normal in certain lighting conditions. The line you see is a reflection that happens within the camera lens itself. If you look at each photo, there is a very bright light in each one that lies in a direct line to the anomaly. the reflection may be from those or it may be from a bright light that is just outside of the frame. Pros use devices known as lens hoods to cut down on lens flare. But the easiest way to get rid of these is to just change the angle of the shot slightly.
Cheers.
iPhone 12 Pro camera Problem/Question - Annoying Green line
