Just tested my 6+. Completely black screen. No white or flashing spots. Hope it stays that way....
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Iphone6+ defective camerasensor pixel in 120fps mode - watch out
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How can you possibly know that? Did you know that 78.3674% of all statistics are made up!
Hahaha I asked 10 people that have iPhone 6, and 6 of them found the problem. I am afraid maybe other also have the problem but didn't found it
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Be sure that you tested full brightness in completely dark room, in slow motion mode
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Be sure that you tested full brightness in completely dark room, in slow motion mode
This makes no sense to me, this has nothing to do with any software installed that might have deleted some settings, this is just how your sensor is made, some are better then others but normally you dont see it cause those smartphone sensors are not made for high iso but in slow-mo mode its forced in high iso. Every Iphone6 has it but some need even higher iso to show them. So its a bit of luck.
I did. In 120 and in 240 (if that makes a difference). I just got the phone Thursday don't know if that matters either lol, maybe the pixels haven't had enough time to fail yet
So a replacement for you is not a solution? Better to take it back after return period so I will get a refurbished/checked?
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I am ready to make the restore? Stop it?
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I am ready to make the restore? Stop it?
I've taken a screenshot of the 'pixels' and it doesn't show clearly on the desktop, even at max brightness. However, if you view the image on the phone, you may be able to see it at max brightness.
Here's the original:
Here's the same screenshot but with the brightness increased in Photoshop so it can be seen on a desktop. It appears much worse (there are hundreds of them) :|
Click on image to see it in full screen and zoom in.
I don't really think this is an issue for me nor do I think it would bother others and I'm guessing it's normal for cameras to exhibit this under such circumstances.
Here's the original:
Here's the same screenshot but with the brightness increased in Photoshop so it can be seen on a desktop. It appears much worse (there are hundreds of them) :|
Click on image to see it in full screen and zoom in.
I don't really think this is an issue for me nor do I think it would bother others and I'm guessing it's normal for cameras to exhibit this under such circumstances.
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They told me that if I take it back they will replace it. But some people believe that almost all iphone will have this. Also the most expensive DSLR face similar problems.
Is it your visible on daylight also?
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Here is mine:
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Is it your visible on daylight also?
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Here is mine:
I just did this on my IP6 and see only a solid black screen. No pixels stand out.
I've taken a screenshot of the 'pixels' and it doesn't show clearly on the desktop, even at max brightness. However, if you view the image on the phone, you may be able to see it at max brightness.
Here's the original:
Here's the same screenshot but with the brightness increased in Photoshop so it can be seen on a desktop. It appears much worse :|
Click on image to see it in full screen and zoom in.
I don't really think this is an issue for me nor do I think it would bother others and I'm guessing it's normal for cameras to exhibit this under such circumstances.
Does it show up in normal slo mo or any video or any picture ?
Too much worse than mine
If the pixels don't show up In any video or picture and does not show up in proper light slo mo then this is not really an issue
As slo mo is only useable in proper light and the pixels don't show up in video or pictures this is a non issue . Wouldn't you think ?
True, but all the images people are posting that are suppose to show bad pixels are not viewable. All I see is a perfect black image.
Damn, guess I'm unlucky.
First the clicking Touch ID and now this pixel issue - hopefully my replacement turns out better.