TripleOne Trusted Member Oct 4, 2014 9,332 0 36 Visit site Sep 18, 2018 #2 Hi there, I'm not quite sure but it could be caused by a glare. Hopefully, someone will be able to help you out soon.
Hi there, I'm not quite sure but it could be caused by a glare. Hopefully, someone will be able to help you out soon.
S shutter Well-known member Jan 13, 2009 830 19 18 Visit site Sep 18, 2018 #3 It’s a lens flare. The sun strikes the glass at the right angle and you get a flare.
libra89 Well-known member Feb 20, 2016 988 0 16 Visit site Sep 18, 2018 #4 shutter said: It’s a lens flare. The sun strikes the glass at the right angle and you get a flare. Click to expand... This is a side note but I'm amused with your username and the answer you gave here. That totally makes sense though as it's something I never thought about before this thread.
shutter said: It’s a lens flare. The sun strikes the glass at the right angle and you get a flare. Click to expand... This is a side note but I'm amused with your username and the answer you gave here. That totally makes sense though as it's something I never thought about before this thread.
robertk328 Moderator Jun 7, 2010 8,988 1 38 Visit site Sep 18, 2018 #5 shutter said: It’s a lens flare. The sun strikes the glass at the right angle and you get a flare. Click to expand... Yup. I use TouchRetouch to get rid of it if I have to: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/touchretouch/id373311252?mt=8&at=10l3Vy
shutter said: It’s a lens flare. The sun strikes the glass at the right angle and you get a flare. Click to expand... Yup. I use TouchRetouch to get rid of it if I have to: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/touchretouch/id373311252?mt=8&at=10l3Vy