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Flare issue with iPhone 13 camera

I took iPhone 13 a day back. Tried taking low light photo of a candle. Was surprised to see the flares. It’s so bright. Can’t be ignored. Is it a defect? Any solution for this?


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Posted on Oct 18, 2022 12:00 PM

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User profile for user: Lawrence Finch
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Posted on Oct 18, 2022 12:15 PM

Lens flare is a phenomenon that is just a fact of photography (and physics), any time there is a light source in the image; the light source reflects between elements of the multi-element lens. It will happen with any camera. Here’s a general article on it→What is Lens Flare and How to Deal with it in Photography

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Lawrence Finch
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Oct 18, 2022 12:15 PM in response to keval113

Lens flare is a phenomenon that is just a fact of photography (and physics), any time there is a light source in the image; the light source reflects between elements of the multi-element lens. It will happen with any camera. Here’s a general article on it→What is Lens Flare and How to Deal with it in Photography

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Flare issue with iPhone 13 camera

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