Is there anyone noticing their iPhone 6 plus taking low quality pictures?

Originally Posted by SeanHRCC

The dots on the screen are light refraction from a direct source of light...it'll happen on ANY camera, regardless of quality or price.

And no, everyone can't take a *decent picture. There is certainly a skill to it. It's what makes the iPhone's run of great smart phone cameras so great though is that it makes taking great pictures very easy and convenient for pretty much anyone to uses it.

Honestly, when I first read this, I was certain that your phone was probably broken...but now, after seeing your pictures...I think you just need to practice taking better pictures, or maybe give us better examples of pictures with the "problem" you're experiencing.

See for yourself. I think anyone can take a decent picture. And also, I just posted the one where i noticed It was low quality when I took it and it shouldn't be like that, I had 4 of them, all turned out the same.

Also, I did a little research about it and some people are experiencing the same thing with their iPhone 6, you should look it up on the apple community website.

some people posted about the green dot whenever they tried taking pictures too. Also, they posted about the painted looking picture like( watercolor effect), so I doubt all of us just don't know how to take pictures properly. I tried posting the link so you can read it, but for some reason I have to wait for this website's approval.

https://discussions.apple.com/thread...rt=60&tstart=0

Originally Posted by ariannedaven

Hi. I just posted. I'm new here so I haven't gotten used to using this site lol

I've been a member over a year and still haven't gotten used to using this site! :D


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Originally Posted by the_tech_eater

You have a plus now? Cool


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Yes I do and am enjoying it very much...:)

Originally Posted by JustMe'D

Yes I do and am enjoying it very much...:)

Cool


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No, good pictures here

Great pictures here.
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Same


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Some good pics I've taken with my 6 plus

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Originally Posted by ariannedaven

some people posted about the green dot whenever they tried taking pictures too. Also, they posted about the painted looking picture like( watercolor effect), so I doubt all of us just don't know how to take pictures properly. I tried posting the link so you can read it, but for some reason I have to wait for this website's approval.

I took a peek at that link you provided...which FYI was about a different phone all together. I don't know what to tell you, I have no problems with the pictures taken on my iPhone 6 Plus...if you feel yours is faulty, take it back, pretty easy answer given how effortlessly they'll give you a new one. That whole thread was pretty much all one person complaining that he didn't want to take the phone back and wanted apple employees to monitor the boards...I'd hardly call that evidence of a wide spread problem.

You have a faulty device that has an issue that most people don't experience...if you feel you can take a decent picture, then what else is there to discuss here? Take it back.

Looks like some sort of filter on it. Also looks like aggressive noise removal but I don't see these options in my iPhone.

This thread reminds me of another thread a few months ago. The one where someone looked at the OP's photo EXIF data. Some photos had not even been taken with an iPhone.


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Oh no, maybe that ones broken as well. Time to buy your 4th iPhone 6plus.


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Originally Posted by SeanHRCC

I took a peek at that link you provided...which FYI was about a different phone all together. I don't know what to tell you, I have no problems with the pictures taken on my iPhone 6 Plus...if you feel yours is faulty, take it back, pretty easy answer given how effortlessly they'll give you a new one. That whole thread was pretty much all one person complaining that he didn't want to take the phone back and wanted apple employees to monitor the boards...I'd hardly call that evidence of a wide spread problem.

You have a faulty device that has an issue that most people don't experience...if you feel you can take a decent picture, then what else is there to discuss here? Take it back.

I doubt they would take this since they replaced my phone a week ago, it got bent. that's why I posted here to hear other people's experience with their iPhone 6 plus, I wanted to investigate first and see. When I saw the posts in the apple community website, yes they weren't all iPhone 6 plus, but mostly I've read Was for iPhone 6.

Originally Posted by Ledsteplin

This thread reminds me of another thread a few months ago. The one where someone looked at the OP's photo EXIF data. Some photos had not even been taken with an iPhone.


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If you happen to find that thread again, mind posting the link here? Unfortunately I used my iPhone taking those pictures.

Originally Posted by robertk328

Looks like some sort of filter on it. Also looks like aggressive noise removal but I don't see these options in my iPhone.

I kinda read about the noise removal... I tried checking my camera setting thinking I could adjust anything, unfortunately it's not like the android phones where you can change and adjust your own camera settings the way you want it to be. ��

Not trying to be rude or anything but please, For other users that will be responding, if you can't say something nice, can you just not say anything.. This question was posted to gather information and opinion, not criticism or negativity. Thanks.

Originally Posted by ariannedaven

I kinda read about the noise removal... I tried checking my camera setting thinking I could adjust anything, unfortunately it's not like the android phones where you can change and adjust your own camera settings the way you want it to be. ��

Do you happen to have one of the photo filters on by accident? It's the little three circle icon at the bottom right when taking a picture. They could be causing issues.

Originally Posted by Karenkcoulter

Do you happen to have one of the photo filters on by accident? It's the little three circle icon at the bottom right when taking a picture. They could be causing issues.

Hi! No, no filter at all. It was just on normal when I took those pictures. From time to time it still happens. :(

Originally Posted by ariannedaven

If you happen to find that thread again, mind posting the link here? Unfortunately I used my iPhone taking those pictures.

I didn't mean to make that implication. Your situation is different. It just reminded me of it.


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Originally Posted by Ledsteplin

I didn't mean to make that implication. Your situation is different. It just reminded me of it.


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Oh. I see lol I'm a bit slow haha thanks anyway :rotfl:

Originally Posted by ariannedaven

Oh. I see lol I'm a bit slow haha thanks anyway :rotfl:

Found it. It's long but interesting.
http://forums.imore.com/showthread.php?t=295128


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I have dashcam in my big truck. I get same green dot when at if I forget to cover dashcam with visor when taking pics


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Looks like you're shooting from inside vehicle. If so look around for anything with green light it can be as small as you see in the pics.


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