How to fix iPhone 16 Pro Camera issues?

Thank you very much for your answer, Jeff. I held the camera in my hands, I didn't use any tripods. My hands don't shake, I always take a picture "on the exhale". I used the standard "camera" application. I can't say the shutter speed - I shot in automatic mode. There are no filters or protective glasses for the camera on my iPhone. Perhaps I'm wrong, but it seems to me that such clearly expressed artifacts are abnormal. This is supported, in particular, by the fact that the duplicates of objects in the photos are inverted. If this is the result of incorrectly combining images from three cameras, then this is clearly a software error. But if such an effect is normal, then once again thank you very much for your answer, you have reassured me.

Dear pogster, I am also amazed by this effect of my smartphone camera. And, frankly, I would like to see less of such "amazing things". Thank you for your answer, nevertheless. I also have a DSLR camera, inexpensive, Nikon D 3200, and there the glare is of a completely different nature. On Nikon it looks artistic, but on a top-level iPhone it looks ugly. Alas.

I view photos on different devices. On a computer running Windows 11, on an iPad Pro (model 2023), and on the iPhone 16 Pro itself. And everywhere - the picture is the same. Regarding the stabilization function - the idea is interesting, but, I must repeat, I shoot very carefully, since I have had good photography skills for a long time. Well, I will continue to look for an answer to my question. I hope that software developers will pay attention to this point. I am unlikely to be the only one who experiences such things. Thank you for your answer.

I view photos on different devices. On a computer running Windows 11, on an iPad Pro (model 2023), and on the iPhone 16 Pro itself. And everywhere - the picture is the same. Regarding the stabilization function - the idea is interesting, but, I must repeat, I shoot very carefully, since I have had good photography skills for a long time. Well, I will continue to look for an answer to my question. I hope that software developers will pay attention to this point. I am unlikely to be the only one who experiences such things. Thank you for your answer.

Alas and alas, but this effect seems to be characteristic of many smartphones. Yesterday evening I took several photos and videos with the Samsung S 21 FE and found the same effect! Only less bright than on the iPhone.

But the Samsung C 24 Ultra does not produce such effects as glare or doubling of the image. (and all the Apple fans threw stones at me :-) ) I don't want to advertise a "competitor" in any way. But it's a fact. There are no glares. Although, in general, the quality of photos on the iPhone 16 Pro is higher than on the Samsung S24 Ultra

I agree, Jeff. And you are right, Samsung takes the worst pictures of all three devices. And of course, "advanced" photography enthusiasts cannot do without photo editors. I have no more questions on this topic. Thank you and all the other participants for your valuable comments.