iPhone 13 Is it normal for iPhone photos to take a second to "develop" after taking?

[robes1]

I just got an iPhone 13 and noticed something that never happened with my XR. After I take a photo, and I click on it to view it, the photo appears out of focus and blurry, and it takes a second or two to sharpen and develop. I'm not taking night mode shots, just standard day photos.

Is this normal?

 

[Falhófnir]

I think that's pretty normal behaviour, it might be still applying post processing, or it might take a moment to fully load in the full resolution image.

 

[John981]

It‘s normal, my 13 Pro does the same and I‘ve heard it mentioned in reviews as well.

 

[IsaacM]

Yes happens to me too and I didn't have that on the 11

 

[leerocks01]

This usually happens in low light settings or indoors, it shoud be fine with adequate light sources or outdoors. I believe night mode does require a post processing after a picture is taken.

 

[SumYoungGai]

This started happening after apple introduced Deep Fusion, so I'm thinking that might be a factor.

 

[MrAperture]

This started happening after apple introduced Deep Fusion, so I'm thinking that might be a factor.

This.

 

[kecinzer]

Thank you for confirming, that this is normal.
I notices this also after switch from XR to 12. I was curious if something is wrong with my profile, but it happens also on my wife phone.
I can tell, that this not happening for outdoor photos with hight amount of light.

 

[Cheefy]

Definitely normal - my 11 Pro does it.

 

[joeblow7777]

Normal on my 12 Pro Max.

 

[MisterSavage]

I upgrade every year and with my 13 Pro this is the first time I've really noticed that happening. Doesn't bother me but it is noticeable.