There’s a white dot on my camera view that wasn’t there before
Hello people, when I wanted to take a photo today I saw a white dot on my camera out of nowhere. is this normal? photo see attachment
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iPhone 14 Pro Max, iOS 17
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Hello people, when I wanted to take a photo today I saw a white dot on my camera out of nowhere. is this normal? photo see attachment
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iPhone 14 Pro Max, iOS 17
That appears to be a naturally occurring photo effect called Lens Flare and is very common when photographing a very bright subject against a dark background. The bright light is being reflected off the camera sensor. The subject you chose to take a picture of is a difficult subject for most cameras, including higher end DSLR Cameras. If you don't see this on other photos, you have nothing wrong here.
What do you think about this?
Thank you, i was very stressed of this. You helped me out
You're very welcome.
There’s a white dot on my camera view that wasn’t there before