Literally everytime

any solution for the reflection?:shushing_face:

The flare was much an issue with the IP13 series, was a lens issue. Shouldn’t be much of a problem on the successors of the 13 series. Clean the lens.

Your lens cover needs to be cleaned. Clean it with something you know is clean. Use moisture, and again: make sure whatever you use to wipe it with is actually clean. Make sure your hands are clean too: no lotion, no sweating, no food grease/oil, etc.

This is what I see through my prescription glasses when I’ve cleaned them with something that needs to be washed. So basically, your lens covers have a very thin film of something on them. Whatever you’re cleaning them with isn’t clean. Basically, your lens covers aren’t squeaky-clean.

Greasy finger… Your lens is dirty. Try some cleaning liquid and clean wipe. I know you going to say they cleaned but in a serious photography objective grade style…

It’s a style. People pay thousands of dollars for anamorphic lenses

Kerr said:
It’s a style. People pay thousands of dollars for anamorphic lenses

On a serious note, clean the lens

Kerr said:

Kerr said:
It’s a style. People pay thousands of dollars for anamorphic lenses

On a serious note, clean the lens

its super cleaned

Weird but it’s kinda cool. I never have this and definitely not from that distance.

It’s not a reflection, it’s a lens flare, and no, it’s not really possible to completely eliminate it especially on a iPhone. A high end DSLR with special lenses can nearly eliminate lens flare, but not always.

You do mean the reflection line? That‘s a dirty lense.

Harlow said:
You do mean the reflection line? That‘s a dirty lense.

nah mean its clean, i checked

Blaine said:

Harlow said:
You do mean the reflection line? That‘s a dirty lense.

nah mean its clean, i checked

Clean it with some pads for glasses or so. Fat is persistant.