[Watcher]

For those of you who're unsure whether your iPhone 4's camera has the yellowing effect from the LED flash on your camera, here is a comparison photo of my original iPhone 4 with yellowing and my replacement that doesn't have this issue. To test it for yourself, go into a dark room and make sure flash is on and take a picture, either of yourself or your hand. If you see more yellowing than normal, you have this issue; if not, you're fine. I call it the Jaundice Effect.

[Jellotime91]

All of my pictures in my apartment look insanely yellow. Outside they are beautiful and in other artificial lighting, but inside my apartment they are **** yellow. It's ridiculous.

[ghostface147]

Ummm.....what pics?

[jhamilton3]

My pictures have turned out great.. and I take quite a few. Must have got one of the good units.

[big9erfan]

Just like Jello, with internal lighting my pictures are pretty yellowed, but in natural lighting they are pretty gorgeous.

[Garz]

My pics are fine. In or outdoors. Lots of light or dark.

[touchyphone]

Dude, you have some crazy amount of lines in your hand, a palm readers dream! Your life line is long! hahahha

Quick questions, but did either of the phone front cams produce a yellow tint too?

[killthelights32]

Mine are okay! Whew!

[chobbs1]

Sounds like jello needs a replacement too! Mine is good in no light low light and even under the fluorescent lights in my kitchen.

[ghostface147]

Damn it seems I may need to replace my i4. Stupid jaundice. I'll wait until 4.1 to make sure. I really hope I can keep my launch day i4 as long as possible.

[lush242000]

I haven't had that issue on my phone. Strange. Maybe just a a few bad units out there.

[MysticMoonstone]

my pics come out yellow only in the bathroom but that's because the lighting is yellowed LOL

otherwise they're poifect!

[ladytonya]

Sorry, can't resist! You actually take pictures in the bathroom? LOL! :-)

I luckily don't have the jaundice problem, either. Must just be some defective units. I have flash glare from my case something fierce with the first two cases I tried, but I guess the third time is the charm. It's not perfect, but it works for what I need it to! Love the camera on this sucker!

[ghostface147]

I am sure it was just an example.

[Wallace]

You have to take into account the type of lighting you have indoors where you are actually taking the pictures. All light sources have a different "temperature" which will affect colour balance. For example ordinary tungsten bulbs and the new "energy saving bulbs" - also know as compact fluorescents have a different temp. CFL's do produce a yellowing of a picture.

Some/most stand alone cameras have better balance controls than the iP4.

It's a pity Apple don't allow manual adjustments.