Lens flare on a sky or grass background is edited out, the user reports, but when it’s on a more complex background such as tree foliage, iOS leaves it alone.

Another crescent-shaped lens flare is visible in a photo tweeted by Senator John McCain, which his staff captured near the US Capitol. —John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) August 21, 2017 ...

One of the most common complaints among iPhone users is lens flare when taking photos. When the image features a bright light source like the Sun in the background, it’s likely that users will ...

Lens flare is typical of all cameras, but the Pixel seems especially sensitive to it. Googler “IssacOnCamera” was quick to respond to a user query about the issue explaining that while lens ...

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 ...

iOS 15 brings several photos and camera enhancements, including improved panorama photos, in-photo searching, and revamped Memories, but an unannounced feature might be the best of all. According ...

Each lens has been professionally captured under controlled conditions utilizing state-of-the-art motion control and high-resolution large-format cameras. By capturing a bright point light source ...

iPhone 16 Pro Camera May Be Less Prone to Lens Flare and Ghosting. Monday April 15, 2024 3:43 am PDT by Tim Hardwick.

Google has acknowledged the camera flare issue plaguing the Pixel and Pixel XL's camera, and has said that a software update will be out soon.