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Are these signs of camera defects with my iPhone 13 Pro Max? I keep getting these lens flares when taking photos and videos with bright sources of light. Happens allot with the sun during day and bright lights during night.
iPhone 13 Pro Max, iOS 15
Yes and they're normal. Before you take the photo, you can easily see the flares on the screen. Alter the angle of the phone relative to the bright lights and you can eliminate the flares.
While these two photos were taken on iPhone 12 Pro Max, you can see what I'm talking about.
This photo show lens flare:
Simply angling the camera differently without moving at all produced this photo:
I'm glad its the end of the discussion. Take care of yourself bobolinho.
Focal length.
If you get closer to your light fixture so that it is the same relative size in the frame with the ultra wide lens as it was with the wide lens, you should see the reflection reappear.
Yes, better sensors and better quality lenses.
dude exactly, this is absolutely not normal on a smartphone, but everyone keeps saying that.
Never had this with my last smartphone and I was able to take wonderful pics
Yes, but worst on Apple. By far.
Actually I had a Huawei P30 pro for 2 years and never had noticed that that much. I understand that it's normal to have it a bit, but not that much. Will try to upload pics soon
What a lovely wide shot of your tree 😂.
You’d prefer a wide one?
The closer you are to point sources, the more
likely flare is.
Do you have any lens protector or back cover having lens protected by kind of plastic glass? Do you think this is a reflection?
I dont see this issue in my iPhone.
No you haven’t. People just need to search Lens flare iPhone on Google and they’ll the truth. No idea why you’re such an apologist on this issue. Nothing to gain. Very strange.
I posted proof above your comment, which you refuse to acknowledge.
I'm not apologizing, I'm dealing in facts as opposed to what people with an anti-Apple bias post elsewhere.
When Apple Engineering can change the laws of photographic physics, something no one else has ever managed to do, it will be an amazing and unheard of leap in photography.
Those are reflextions, not flares. In some pictures you can see the image mirrored. It doesn’t happen with flares.
I have the same issue on my brand new iPhone 13 Pro Max.
Hope Apple solve thai ASAP
Please reread this thread.
This is normal, examples have been given several times from several cameras.
Apple cannot fix normal; there is nothing they can fix.
I repeat, this is Not normal.
Flares could be normal in some lenses in certain conditions. As photographer I know.
But those reflections/mirroring of part of the images are Not flares
iPhone 13 pro lens flare
