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How to fix overexposure issues on iPhone 14 Pro Max Photos?

I purchased my IPhone 14 Pro Max today and it has an annoying over exposure that it does to all my photos. It look very different from what I'm seeing on the screen when I'm taking the photo. How do I fix this to get this automatic over exposure turned off?


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iPhone 14 Pro Max

Posted on Sep 16, 2022 3:14 PM

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Posted on Oct 18, 2022 9:13 AM

So we are all agree that this is a huge problem!


Different comments pointing out same issues when we talk about photos:

  • Horrible HDR post processing
  • Insane over exposure
  • Extreme sharpening
  • Super grainy and desaturated
  • Awful contrast and lighting


On my side I think that buying a 1TB iPhone and shooting 48MP RAW isn't the solution nor turning off Full HDR View, I mean this should work flawless just out of the box.


I'm looking forward to any iOS updates (literally checking more than ten times a day) because this should be fixed.

Please raise your hand if you are having this same issue, we need a solution.


iPhone 14 Pro 512GB

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Apr 19, 2024 1:54 PM in response to gezzhu

I just went and looked at that and actually I had already turned that off, which is a shame to not be able to have that on. But even though it’s off my face looks like a tomato and all blotchy. It’s absolutely horrible. iPhones cost a ton of money and the main reason I get one is for the camera, but this camera being as expensive as it is and was supposed to be so great is worse The old Canon zoom lens cameras from 20 years ago. My son’s android phone takes pictures that are 1000 times better and it’s very upsetting. Apple should do some recall or something because a lot of people get these phones basically for the awesome pictures it’s supposed to take otherwise why not just get an old phone. can somebody please give me some sort of answer and concrete? What will be done or what will actually fix this because it’s ridiculously frustrating.

How to fix overexposure issues on iPhone 14 Pro Max Photos?

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