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Very poor quality on photos made with iphone 4

Since a few weeks i've noticed that photos made with my iPhone 4 have a very poor quality. I've upgraded to IOS 4.3.2 thinking about a software problem, but the quality is still very poor. It´s like out of focus. I submit a just made photo. Any answer? Thanks a lot.

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This photo is made with original photo app and no zoom.

iPhone 4, iOS 4.3.1

Posted on Apr 17, 2011 8:03 AM

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Apr 18, 2011 6:14 AM in response to nikos from thessaloniki-greece

Here are more photos I've just taken five minutes ago:


This one is a capture (Home+power button) of my springboard (it looks like good):


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This one is a capture of a photo taken on December (in this moment the camera worked fine)


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This one a a ptoho taken five minutes ago with the iphone app (i can see blurry, and there's enough light, no zoom)

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And the last one is a capture of the photo app after taking the last photo


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The image is also blurry, I think. What do you think?


Thanks both again.

May 14, 2012 10:43 AM in response to Manu from Spain

Thank you for bringing up this discussion. I've been having this same issue since the iPhone 4s came out and Apple sent out the upgrade to all iPhones. Not sure why, but I am also having issues with taking photos, unless I am in perfect lighting with no movement and close-up. Screen shots come out very clear, but any other photos come out blurry and pixilated. Almost everyone has 'gold eye' instead of 'red eye' when taking photos of people. I am definitely going to stop in an Apple store the next chance I get and check out getting a new phone with my Apple Care.

Very poor quality on photos made with iphone 4

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