Soon after the iPhone 5 was released reports started surfacing of a problem with the camera where a purple haze appeared when it is pointed close to -- or at -- bright light sources such as ...

Some iPhone 5 users are complaining that a burst of purple is showing up in their photos – and Apple seems to be acknowledging it’s just part of how the camera works.

Apple has officially responded to claims that the new iPhone 5’s camera leaves a purple lens flare on some photos when it is pointed to, or near, a bright light, such as the sun. After some ...

Apple did, however, add a several enhancements to the camera in the iPhone 5, moving to a sapphire lens cover, improved image signal processing and noise reduction, and a new dynamic low-light ...

Apple addresses purple camera flare. October 8, 2012. By Hayley Tsukayama. Apple addressed a common complaint about the iPhone 5's camera with a message on its support pages over the weekend.

Consumer Reports on Wednesday declared that Apple's iPhone 5 is no more susceptible to lens flare than other smartphone-based cameras, including the latest devices running Google Android.

Enough's been said already about the iPhone 5's purple flaring issue. It's actually very common for modern-day optics systems, but long-time users aren't really used to it. So the folks atFotoDiox ...

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