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What is the solution to the reflection of light during evening photography?
This is a photo from video Recorded via IPhone 13 !!
iPhone 13, iOS 15
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What is the solution to the reflection of light during evening photography?
This is a photo from video Recorded via IPhone 13 !!
iPhone 13, iOS 15
That's lens flare and there is no way to get rid of it.
What is lens flare?
No it's not a defect, it is the physics of how glass reflects light. Read the article I posted, it explains everything.
Is this a defect in the iPhone 13?
It is still under warranty, can I return it?
Do you work for apple? I never had this problem with my Samsung Note. This is clearly a problem with the multiple lenses. Please don’t answer with bogus information that doesn’t lead to a solution. I never had this problem with my older generation IPhones as well.
Lights on night photos