iPhone 13 Pro fotoğraflarda yapay beyazlama sorunu

_Taha_06 wrote: No, the problem I'm experiencing isn't related to macOS, it's with my iPhone. My phone has the latest update, 26.3.1, but the problem persists. Let me briefly explain my problem again: For example, after taking a photo of myself or someone else with the rear camera in dim light at night, when I go into the gallery, an artificial effect, or rather a white filter, appears and the photo loses all its colors. This happens even though I've turned off HDR imaging in the gallery. I'm experiencing this problem on an iPhone 13 Pro. When I tested the same issue on a regular iPhone 13, I didn't encounter this problem. Why an iPhone 13 Pro?

You should try a forced restart of your phone:

Force restart iPhone - Apple Support

This is different from a simple Power Off. I had to continue holding the button down 5 or 10 seconds past the "slide to power off" message, and then I released the button only after the Apple Logo appeared indicating a re-start. 

In iOS 26 on an iPhone 13 and later, HDR can't be turned off. In Photos you can turn off "View Full HDR." That may be what you mean by Gallery. There are a range of styles that can be added-- have you set that to Standard?

Have you tried Edit>Revert? This would tell us if the effect you see has been added to the original. How about if you look at the picture or its original on another device, or if you Share>Save to Files and look there?

_Taha_06 (author)

Check the 'update status' in iPhone OS to see there might be one.

The iPhone and iPad update article covers both use of computer

and Wireless updates to the iPhoneOS and iPadOS

•A friend with a wider view, suggests: One thing that may help there,

is Go to Settings > Camera and turn off Smart HDR. That may help?•

Sometimes a 'computer' user may need to check and perhaps use

a Computer to get an update path; those sometimes are required.

Update your iPhone or iPad wirelessly

1. Back up your device using iCloud or your computer.
2. Plug your device into power and connect to the internet with Wi-Fi.
3. Go to Settings.
4. Tap General.
5. Tap Software Update. The currently installed version of iOS is shown, and whether an update is available.
6. If an update is available, tap Download and Install, then follow the onscreen instructions.

The inference to a non- PhoneOS is only matter of fact; not needed.

Suggesting the answer might be just check for update to iPhone OS.

Links within the Support page(s) may play a bit loose or inexact here.

.In reference to the Mac or its OS, was not to suggest use of Mac.

You may have occasion to borrow or use a Windows type PC or

a Mac, to help resolve issues with iPhone or an Android device.

.Apple Support page should appear, as local version w/o translate.

While an update may find a newer software bit that can fit issues

_Taha_06 wrote: …Yes, I've turned off full HDR imaging in the gallery and I'm using standard photo mode. According to my research, many iPhone 13 Pro and other models complain about not being able to turn off HDR, and photos look very artificial because we can't disable it. It would be great if a feature to turn this off was added with new updates.

I think the idea is that the camera is supposed to be so smart that it knows when to use HDR and when not to. But I agree-- that's no reason to take away our control. You can leave comments for Apple here:

Feedback - Photos - Apple

Thanks for the translation, by the way-- you've saved me from a lot of work. I took Russian in college, but all I remember is "лучше поздно, чем никогда" because people were late to class.

_Taha_06 (author)

Perhaps there may be a newer artificial intelligence from Apple, included

within their newest iOS updates? While no one yet, has attempted reply.

A few translation models suggest the effects may be semi-automatic

& part of the last iOS26.x; in there, could be a further place of inquiry.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=translate&ia=web (may choose language)

..Were you able to check and see IF the iOS has/had a recent update or a Fix.?

https://support.apple.com/118575

Update your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support

This 'translate example' of targeted search; newer macOS versions may've

a change in appearance, and those users found means to adjust the tone.

.As a fellow ASC user, not of Apple; I've sought to have others help in this.