To prevent lens flare from the 'ring of fire' just put your finger over the eclipse, says Shaw. Photographing the eclipse with a smartphone People use their smartphones to image a 'ring of fire ...

Dan: What you are seeing is commonly referred to as lens flare. Lens flares occur when there is a very bright light source (such as the Sun) in the image frame or just outside of it.

Lens flare has always been an issue with smartphone photograph, but reportedly Apple has fixed — or at least reduced — the issue. Photographs taken in the Camera app on the latest iOS 15 beta ...

Lens flare, one of the most common problems encountered by iPhone photographers, will be fixed automatically in iOS 15, it’s been discovered. In the fourth beta version of the upcoming iOS 15 ...

I noticed the flare the first weekend I was out with the Pixel 7 Pro.It was sunny with a few clouds, I was near a small river, and some of the pics I shot kept coming back with a terrible flare in ...