Do you have a phone case ? sometimes it can reflect light on plastic case by lense
Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
No cases! Just got the phone yesterday!
Just wanted to try my iPhone SE camera and I also have that small blue light when taking pic
It is really annoying and I'll take it to the Apple Store to see what they say. In your first picture it is comping probably from the lamp in the street... It is really annoying... let's see if some other people are experiencing this problem...
Hi mate. I have a same problem like you iphone 7 plus Camera.
I Also have a iphone 7 plus that I took yesterday.
I'm sooooo disappointed about it.
You probably remember a glorious presentation that continued more than 2 hours
to only show off their dual camera, don't you?
Can you understand this kinda unexpected blue points are appearing
in more than 900£ smart phone? I can't, definitely.
I am seeing this blue lens flare too on my iPhone 7, matte black. What bothers me though is the slight yellow tint on all my photos. I had opened another separate discussion on that. Since you have been trying out your camera, have you experienced yellow tint on your photos?
Taking a look in my recent photo library I see two photos, one get a really yellow, other blue. But I think this was due to illumination and the environment. However the blue thing is in every photo that I make agains a lamp... It is unacceptable for a premium phone, a friend with a 5S could take photos without this blue thing... shame... It will be nice if you can all post photos here, so we could compare.
Very disappointing situation....
Paid such huge price and in return what we are getting is worst then what we have already....
Apple should re-call the sets with this issue and replace them with new one free of cost if this is hardware issue & if software then should fix in there immediate update...
Hey Mathias Brito,
I am seeing many of my photos with the same artifact. Have you raised a bug report with Apple?
I don't have very good news. I went last Saturday to Berlin's Apple Store. The technician after discusses with colleagues and realise that all the demo phones in the store was showing exactly the same problem - the Apple store proved to be a nice place to reproduce the problem - they told me that this is a hardware issue, however that this is not a problem, and this could be due to the new aperture lens, glasses, blablabla. Fact is that all phones are affected, they suggested me to avoid direct pointing to light sources. THIS IS COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE AND THAT IS VERY DISAPPOINTING.
iPhone 7 Plus Camera Problem against Direct light