Just received my iPhone 7 Plus and, as seen in the photo bellow, when taking photos, I'm getting a blue reflection of the lamp when they are in the picture frame... this is annoying. I already tried with two different lamps and I get the same result. Anyone experiencing the same problem?
I think it’s a physical limitation of having a very thin lens. The Google Pixel and Samsung experience the same issue.
There is a cool app called TouchRetouch at the App Store which fixes such dots due to lens flare very easily. It can be used to also remove other unwanted objects, like wires and poles
Hi ,
I have I phone 7 and i am also facing the same problems. Can anyone find a solution for this ? or only way is to visit apple store ?
Same problem here ..
It seems this is a serious design flaw with the camera glass cover. When shooting in low light, directly against a light source produces refraction of that light against the glass cover, similar to what happens inside your eye when light passes through its own lens (if you wear contact lenses you know how it happens).
Have a look at the photo below, where the light of the cross was reflected upside down on the photo! So much for the "amazing" night shots on the iPhone 7...
Yea i also hv the same problem
Can anyone pls help me how to solve it
Pls
I believe it's a physical limitation of optics of the thin lens. The Google Pixel experiences the same thing. You can use the TouchRetouch app to easily get rid of any flare dots.
doug
Sorry to hear that.
Me too i was recording fire works last night snd it started up ever since then
Blue dot coming in my iPhone 7 Plus camera same issue how I fix this can some one he
iPhone 7 Plus Camera Problem against Direct light
