iPhone 5 taking shots in low light, this may occur.
This is the screenshot of the panorama.
I tried with normal mode, it may have this kind of line as well(not this serious) but it won't shows up on the picture you shot and also it may well gone off after few seconds of self focusing. probably wont happen on high lit environment.
Can someone help? Or is it normal for iPhone 5?
iPhone 5, iOS 6.1.4
Since we cannot see the actual scene you are shooting, maybe you should explain how the screen shots you posted differ from the actual scene your eye sees.
I see several possibilities for what "this kind of like" might mean:
* There's a sudden (almost) straight diagonal transition from dark above to very bright below, maybe the edge of a shadow around a bright spot cast from a window..
* There's a less distinct scalloped diagonal transition below that back to dark, correlated with the next item.
* There are periodic broad vertical stripes of darker (brown?), maybe a wallpaper pattern.
* The upper picture also shows two narrower vertical striped of darker (grey?), possibly panorama artifacts.
* FInally, there is a sudden, nearly vertical transition to (gray on the top photo, tan on the bottom), maybe a corner in the wall turning away from the camera.
Which one(s) are you asking about?
(Note that I'm not saying that I can help you with anything but this clarifying question and the possible explanations in the list above. However, the answer may help somebody else help you.)
"This kind of lines" means whenever I took photo under low lit, there's a ripple like line moving from left to right of the screen. Don't know did any iPhone 5 user notice about it or not. The line may not significantly noticeable on normal mode, try using panorama mode, you may see the line clearly. Condition is, take a shot under low lit condition.
panorama shot problem
