iPhone 5 users seeing 'purple haze' in pictures, claim camera is defective

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  • Reply 61 of 63
    Or ... a better camera and photographers who don't understand light.
  • Reply 62 of 63
    jfc1138jfc1138 Posts: 3,090member

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by acslater017 View Post



    I'd have to see more samples to make a judgment, but it seems like a nonissue to me. I can see the headlines: "iPhone 5 Photos Contain Artifacts When Pointed Directly at Sun". SunGate!


    They really should wait until "FINGERPRINT GATE" has waned a bit, pace yourselves people, pace yourselves!


     


    ETA: Oh and a suitably effective lens hood (something I routinely leave mounted on my slr lenses) would add an unacceptable amount to the thickness.

  • Reply 63 of 63
    iqatedoiqatedo Posts: 1,824member


    Taken this morning, pointed towards and just below the rising sun - iPhone 5 camera cannot be too bad!


     


     



     


    Towards the foreground, where the lake changes depth markedly, there is a purple tinge but not overwhelming. (A tourist in this image was using an iPad to take similar panoramas.) 

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