Yup I don't know why its like that. The 12 pro max was present when I'm shooting and there's light facing me, and frankly it was disappointing knowing the phone cost me $1350+ so I wasn't too happy discovering this. The 12 mini does it too but its not as upsetting to me since it cost much less than the max.Today I used the camera on my new 12 Pro at night and I noticed this really weird lens flare, it looks like a copy of the light source in cyan/green... It's really noticeable and I don't remember having this problem on my 8 Plus... Is this normal? Can you guys test this on your iPhones?
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THIS! I never experience this with my XS max. I don't get why it does this.If it’s a lens thing why doesn’t this happen with older iPhones? Seems to be much more prevalent with the 11 and 12?
Its prominent with the new phones. Come on I used my XS max as my main and only camera on dozens upon dozens of trips and thousands of pictures including shooting into the light, and and perhaps its was present but it wasn't noticeable. I've never noticed it but when you have glowing blue orbs and blue-is green UFOs on this nice and fancy camera it sticks out so people need to stop defending apple and call a spade a spade.Seems strange the issue has gained so much traction with the 11 and 12 though. Are people suddenly pointing their iPhone cameras at bright light sources now?
I had this also last nightToday I used the camera on my new 12 Pro at night and I noticed this really weird lens flare, it looks like a copy of the light source in cyan/green... It's really noticeable and I don't remember having this problem on my 8 Plus... Is this normal? Can you guys test this on your iPhones?
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Are you using a clear case without a black ring around camera cut out?Here another sick photo... Take photos in this way is ridiculous.
Original Apple white silicon case. Yes, all is activatedAre you using a clear case without a black ring around camera cut out?
also go to settings camera lens correction. Is it on?