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The iPhone 12 Pro models seems to have had a software issue[1] that resulted in poor focusing — this was fixed later. A workaround at the time was using a diffe
by signal11 5y ago
The iPhone 12 Pro models seems to have had a software issue[1] that resulted in poor focusing — this was fixed later. A workaround at the time was using a different camera app, eg the link recommends ProCam but I suspect any RAW capture app would do.
If it’s taking blurry photos still, it probably is defective and needs to be returned.
[1] https://piunikaweb.com/2020/12/09/iphone-12-pro-camera-focus-issues-at-close-range-surface-plenty-of-complaints-pouring-in/ https://piunikaweb.com/2020/12/09/iphone-12-pro-camera-focus...
- bsaul 5y agoThanks for the links. I looked at the video and in my case wasn't that blurry (and not particularely for close-ups). The problem is just that patches of grass were smeared when zooming in just a little (after taking the shot). Moving to the pro format solved the issue, so my guess is that it's more a problem with the compression / post processing than with the auto-focusing part (although i must say i'm not really sure what constitutes post-processing anymore with modern camera)