Hi I noticed that when I try to take a camera photo with a higher resolution of 1.0 I have this square box. If it's lower resolution such as 0.5 it's not there and when I try to take a reverse photo the square box isn't there.
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iPhone 14 Plus, iOS 18
FYI, The 0.5 and 1.0 are zoom settings, not resolution settings. An iPhone implements them using two separate fixed-lens cameras. Phones generally do not have lenses with continuously variable focal lengths like the zoom lenses that dedicated cameras have.
FYI, The 0.5 and 1.0 are zoom settings, not resolution settings. An iPhone implements them using two separate fixed-lens cameras. Phones generally do not have lenses with continuously variable focal lengths like the zoom lenses that dedicated cameras have.
The 1X lens/camera on iPhone 14 Plus, and .5X lens/camera are both 12 megapixel cameras. Resolution should be the same for both cameras.
The black line through the image is either a physical obstruction in the light path or a failure of an internal component, such as the image stabilization system.
Are all the photos the same? Do you hear any unusual noises when selecting the 1 X lens/camera?
I’m not sure what you mean by a square box. If you mean that black right angle in the middle that may be a defective camera or dirt on the lens. As lower resolution uses a different camera (there are 3 on your iPhone) that might be why you don’t see it.
Why does a square box appear in high resolution photos on my iPhone?
