Submitted by soiboybetacuck t3_ygst36 in iphone

The main 1x camera on this phone is worse than my iPhone X. Seriously. I take full brightness shots outside and zoom in and there is no detail in the far objects, just a blurry mess.

Has anyone else dealt with this? I’m super disappointed, since the rest of the phone is amazing. I am on the latest software. I also have a lens protector on the camera module.

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Zemyoro t1_iua9dz3 wrote

The lens protector is most likely the culprit. If it continues to occur, even without the lens protector, then this is a software issue and could be fixed in an upcoming update.

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jhnyrrr t1_iua9tqd wrote

You just answered your own complaint.

Take off the lens protector. They’re horrible and they affect camera quality.

Been there and tried them, took it off after 24 hours for the same reason, picture quality sucks.

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Jp2C5150 t1_iuaffde wrote

Could also be just the larger hardware on the pro max produces a natural blur for the background. It has a shallower depth of field.

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VanceIX t1_iuaimp3 wrote

If you really want to protect the camera module get a case with a sliding camera cover, like this:

Spigen Optik Armor (MagFit) Compatible with MagSafe Designed for iPhone 14 Pro Max Case (2022) - Black https://a.co/go0p8pk

Or just keep the camera naked. It’s pretty durable.

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frickindeal t1_iuan50r wrote

I mean it's like putting a filter in front of any camera. The camera uses precision-ground glass, and when you slap a cheap plastic or glass protector on it that is nowhere near the optical precision of the factory glass, you're going to get problems.

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oVerboostUK t1_iuaqrzk wrote

As mentioned, camera protectors are a waste of time. You wouldn’t put rubbish plastic on top of a professional camera lens, same applies for your iPhone.

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oVerboostUK t1_iuav7jj wrote

So? Don’t leave your phone laying around where they can get to it then… if you just leave it within reach of them, or worse let them play games on it which I’ve seen many people do, then the chances of it getting damaged increase massively.

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rcrter9194 t1_iuawn7h wrote

To be honest mate, so long as you’ve got a case on around the kids, you’ll be fine. The camera lenses are quite strong against impact (in my experience anyways) just don’t forget to clean them if they kids get a hold haha.

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constellationthinker t1_iubrlwr wrote

I also have a lens protector on the camera module.

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You have no right to complain. take that shit off

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MartinLo-AU t1_iuc3x19 wrote

Use a lens protector like spigen optic armor. They don’t affect quality.

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drunkaviator t1_iuczkgk wrote

Why do you need a lens protector? The lens is sapphire, I’ve never had one on any iPhone scratch.

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