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Why do i have an upside-down image of my subject superimposed on photos taken with my iPhone 13?
Okay thanks. I guess I’ll have to figure out how to disable “night mode”.
Okay thanks. I guess I’ll have to figure out how to disable “night mode”.
However if you want to turn off Night Mode...
Internal lens reflection. Some extremes of lighting with night mode are just too much for any wide aperture camera. Avoid such situations
It isn't night mode that is the problem, its the lit-up numbers being 1000 times brighter than the surroundings.
Avoid such subjects or be prepared to photoshop them.
iPhone 13 Camera
