Apple iPhone 11 Pro Camera Problems | Lens Flare & Slow Performance | Houston We Have A Problem !! By Eazy Computer Solutions

What's up everybody- this is Erica, means computer solution, so I've been rocking the iPhone 11 Pro max for a few days now, since it came out last week or so right, and I've been shooting at a lot of video footage with this device, and I've been shooting a lot of still footage to daytime and nighttime and different scenarios I'm finding some strange stuff going on with the cameras with this device now I know a lot of people been saying that these are the best camera phones on the planet, but I'm having some concerns about the iPhone 11 Pro Max. Let me give you some details in this video sit back, relax and get your popcorn ready and follow me on this journey. Let's go what's up guys. This is Erik back with another video, so I got the iPhone 11 Pro Max, and I've been shooting a lot of camera footage with this device and I know, a lot of people been proclaiming that this phone is beating everything out there, but listen I'm going to be real with you. I've been discovering some problems with the camera right here with this device. Maybe Apple could fix it with a software update, but I don't know about that, because this go back to couple years ago with the pixel phone, when you shot it still footage, or you had some video footage you saw was called lens flare, and I'm.

Something sees that a lot on this device when I'm shooting outside, and I'm going to show you guys some footage here, real quick on what I'm, seeing also when you open up the camera app, and you're going from left to right, two different modes, I'm noticing a lot of lagging it's a lot of leg. What the camera app, not here's! The thing I have two eyes on: deliver, pull matches right, and I believe that it's an issue that cannot be fixed because we had the same issue with a pixel and a pixel. They could not fix the pixels with the lens flare and stuff like that. But let me show you guys real quick on some of the things that I've seen here. What this device that I'm going to give you commentary of what I'm, seeing, and I want to show you guys really quick, some still images.

Some of the things that I'm seeing them give you commentary of some of the things that I'm witnessing with this device. So let me go to open up a photo here, and I watch all guys to see this all right. So this is a daytime photo and, as you can see right along here, you have lens flare, not at first I thought it was clouds and stuff like that. But no, this is a lens flare, and it's more pronounced when I get it to another photo, but I noticed that what I've been taking a bunch of still footage on the outside and even at night. But yes, if you see here, this is not a cloud uh-huh.

This is lens flare, but you know what I kind of read it off that you know. Maybe you had a mistake, but as I was shooting for content, I noticed at night now right here at night, I have another man's flare by shooting this photo here at night. So now, I have a daytime and the nighttime still foot a photo that I'm having problems and not listen. I've taken hundreds of photos so far with this device and I have encountered a lot of lens flare issues with this phone, and this is another one right now right here. If you see the Red Robin right at the top here, I've met a lens flare and look man.

It is weird to see this device coming off the gate that having some of these issues, as you can see right here at the rave Robin right at the top. You got a lens flare now right here with the vehicle again at night, again, lens flare right along here that I'm having a little ear problem shooting at night with this device. Now here we go another nighttime shot here, I mean we have lens flares right here in the shot now I'm going to show you the Galaxy Note 10 cent forage, but this is the iPhone 11 Pro Max shooting at night and in the daytime. Now when they come down to video, we go to talk about that too. But here's another still footage right here of a photo with Lance flare in the shot, all right in the shot.

Now, let's go and put this in comparison. You see right here that is the iPhone 11 Pro Max with a little flair. Now let me go it on and show you guys the Galaxy Note staying same shot right, same shot, Galaxy Note, I had both of them in my hand, on the tripod in my head and I shot the same thing and as you can see, the Galaxy Note.10 was great if deeper, blacks, the salt grass sound, was perfect. So with that say that we got a little flare, a problem with the device, let me go back to the iPhone right here. Alright, now, I want to show you guys, a video, real, quick, a video of some of the lens flares that are seen by this shooting a video at the daytime.

So let me show you this video right here, and I'm going to describe what I'm doing not I've done this a lot of times and in the cinematic footage, as you can see, the lens flare is popping up as I'm moving around, and I'm, not pointing at the Sun, but as you can see the lens flares. It's just popping up all over this video here and for some strange reason. Every time I do did this type of cinematic footage. I don't get this with other devices, but I'm getting this out of the hi phone camera, so I don't know what's going on. Why are we getting a lens flare out of video and still footage, but these devices smile? Let me show you another one right here.

This is another video I've got a shot and I actually use this video about cinematic footage. Now, I want to show you guys here. Yeah, look at the lens flare is popping up all over the place right there. Now. Yes, you do see the Sun, but the lens flare pops up all over this footage here, almost making it unusable.

So I don't know. What's going on with this device, and again I have two of them, so I use a different device, and I'm getting the same results. So maybe a software update can fix this, but this is what I'm seeing coming out of the iPhone 11 Pro Max and its lens flare. It's really weird! It's really, really weird! Okay, so let me show you again, the galaxy 10 again, a lot of filming that I've been doing and, as you can see, the Galaxy Note in tell any lens flares and all even shoot it in at nighttime or the daytime, and, as you can see, the Ray Robinson does not have any lens flare and again, I have both of the devices in my hand, I've done this before and I never had lens flares when popping up in these videos that I made now I'm starting to see this with a lot of footage with the iPhone 11, Pro, Max and I. Don't know why, but that's what I'm seeing here, so I think that Apple could probably fix this with software updates or whatever I'm, not sure.

Also, with the slowness of what going from different modes on the camera. App I mean sometimes it's very laggy to switch from mode to mode and I again, I think, since the device is a relatively new phone, it just came out. I think that Apple will probably see some of these videos and probably do some updates to try to fix some of these issues with the iPhone delivered now. Listen, not all guys, might hit me in the comments and say: listen, Eric I, don't see no lens flares or my device. My fault about to be made on a Monday and your phone work might have been made on a Tuesday I, don't know nah I when I shot both of these videos or all the shots that I've made I.

Did it with no case, so I've been kind of rocking this bare-bones with no case and I'm noticing that for some strange reason that I'm getting terrible lens flares now I deleted a couple of photos. Thinking that it was user error, but as I'm going along shooting a lot of videos and footage with this device, I'm noticing to see a lot of lens flare. Now again, if you go back and look at the picture, devices and stuff like that, you know that this has happened before on a picture phone, and it was basically nothing that Google could do about it. I hope that Apple can fix some issues here with the iPhone 11 Pro mats. We will see this is Error permeable computer solution.

Leave your comments down below. Let me know what you think: look I, just call it. How I see it. That's all I mean it's still relatively good cameras, but I'm just calling out some things that I'm seeing I'm out here, filming like every day with these devices, and I'm, using a phone here and a phone here, and I'm shooting with the iPhone, and these are the issues that I'm encountering you know I'm not trying to nitpick with it, but I cannot use the phone, not knowing that it's going to have a lens flare problem with the cameras in this is out of all the devices that I've had. The iPhone is 11.

Pro max is the phone right now that we talk about right now that has these lens flare problems. This is a see you guys on the next video peace.

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