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Hello, today I bought an iPhone 12 Pro, and when I take pictures or videos towards the lights, I get green dots and lines, why does this happen? Is this a problem with my device, or is it normal, and can I replace it in the Apple Store? Please Help Me
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Tarek963 wrote:
Thank you, but even if I am far from the light, this happens and I had iPhone XS Max and this thing didn’t happen
The light source is prominent in your photo. In addition to deggie’s link, see→https://photographylife.com/what-is-ghosting-and-flare/amp
Hello:In most photography situations we can find a work around.Many of my Nikon lens are coated with their nano crystal technology for that purpose.We cannot manipulate the iPhone camera lens so I have found by adding a camera lens protector with an antiglare coating has helped as I can take a picture of a light close up and no flare at all.Even if it doesn’t completely solve the issue it does protect the lens a the very least.Easy to try or simply return and buy another phone.
It is called lens flare. It is normal when shooting directly at a light source. Look it up on Wikipedia.
You have 14 days from the date of purchase to return this iPhone for either a replacement or a full refund.
Hello :I have an iPhone 12mini and I put an anti glare camera lens protector on. It helps and protects my camera lens as well… so 2 problems solved in one.
Thank you, but even if I am far from the light, this happens and I had iPhone XS Max and this thing didn’t happen
iPhone 12 Pro green dots and lines while taking photos
