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Hi! I have iPhone 13 Pro Max, and I took this photo yesterday. As you can see there is this purple glare to the right of the photo. This only happened on the specific place in this specific photo. However I am worried if this is a hardware issue with my phone. Can you help?
If this only happened one time, I wouldn't be too concerned about it. However, if you feel otherwise, you will need to take your iPhone to either the Genius Bar at your local Apple Store or to an Apple Authorized Service Provider so that they can fully examine the phone to see if there are any possible hardware defects caused by the manufacturing process.
If this only happened one time, I wouldn't be too concerned about it. However, if you feel otherwise, you will need to take your iPhone to either the Genius Bar at your local Apple Store or to an Apple Authorized Service Provider so that they can fully examine the phone to see if there are any possible hardware defects caused by the manufacturing process.
Taking a shot at that low light requires a 2-3 seconds exposure.
The optical stabilisation can cope with small camera shake fir 3 seconds but not something moving in the shot.
What is this glare in my camera? Is it a hardware problem
