When taking selfies using the back camera, the photo looks really high quality on the phone, however when I look at the actual photo I have taken my face looks blurred and grainy, when I hold down on the live photo, the quality is better. Why is it blurry? I’ve messed around with the settings and I cannot get it not blurry and grainy. I have cleaned the back camera.
Here's why this could be happening and how you can try to resolve the issue:
1. Live Photo Quality: When you hold down on a Live Photo, you're seeing a short video clip, which might appear sharper due to the way it's processed. The still image, however, might be affected by noise reduction or compression algorithms.
2. HDR and Processing: iPhones use advanced image processing, including HDR (High Dynamic Range), to enhance photos. Sometimes, this processing can result in a slightly grainy or blurred appearance, especially in low light.
3. Lighting Conditions: Poor lighting can cause graininess or blur. The camera might struggle to focus or compensate for the lack of light, leading to reduced quality.
4. Settings Adjustment: Check your camera settings. Go to Settings ➡️ Camera and try disabling features like Smart HDR or Lens Correction to see if it improves the quality.
5. Reset Camera Settings: If you've adjusted many settings, resetting them to default might help. Go to Settings ➡️ Camera and reset the settings.
6. Test in Different Modes: Try taking photos in different modes (e.g., Portrait, Night Mode) to see if the issue persists.
Axel F.
Here's why this could be happening and how you can try to resolve the issue:
1. Live Photo Quality: When you hold down on a Live Photo, you're seeing a short video clip, which might appear sharper due to the way it's processed. The still image, however, might be affected by noise reduction or compression algorithms.
2. HDR and Processing: iPhones use advanced image processing, including HDR (High Dynamic Range), to enhance photos. Sometimes, this processing can result in a slightly grainy or blurred appearance, especially in low light.
3. Lighting Conditions: Poor lighting can cause graininess or blur. The camera might struggle to focus or compensate for the lack of light, leading to reduced quality.
4. Settings Adjustment: Check your camera settings. Go to Settings ➡️ Camera and try disabling features like Smart HDR or Lens Correction to see if it improves the quality.
5. Reset Camera Settings: If you've adjusted many settings, resetting them to default might help. Go to Settings ➡️ Camera and reset the settings.
6. Test in Different Modes: Try taking photos in different modes (e.g., Portrait, Night Mode) to see if the issue persists.
Axel F.
iPhone 14 back camera
