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is it possible that what’s causing them is due to the lens covers covering the camera and also maybe due to the casing? I have a transparent plastic casing with camera cover. My iphone is sierra blue and it seems when i take photos with flash i see the phones color (sierra blue) reflecting on the image. So i’m suspecting it’s the same with my other image defects especially when using night mode
iPhone 13 Pro, iOS 15
Night mode uses long exposures around 2 seconds. You cannot include things like wiggly chikdren's legs, and you mudt remove lens covers first. Apple do not sell them.
Do not include point sources of light in the shot or else photoshop out the reflections.
Night mode uses long exposures around 2 seconds. You cannot include things like wiggly chikdren's legs, and you mudt remove lens covers first. Apple do not sell them.
Do not include point sources of light in the shot or else photoshop out the reflections.
Likely yes. You should not cover the lenses. And if you have a case that reflects or transmits light it may also be an issue.
Iphone 13 Pro lens flare and refraction cause
