Does the screen affect the flash when taking a picture?
218166
I do not experience any issues with this case on my iPhone 5S. I am familiar with a fuzzy image that some other cases can cause. This one doesn't do that to me.
157535
Yes. You go to Menu>Camera settings>2>Flash mode. Select "fill flash" from the menu and the flash will go off, regardless of the light levels. Naturally, the flash needs to be opened/up for this to work.
912341
sorry i did not respond to your question sooner than this been out of the country for last 2 months no we have not notice delayed flash when shutter button pressed. ps for the cost of the camera its a great camera we paid just under 100.00
1577116
The flash does communicate with the camera; if you change settings on the camera, the flash responds. It also changes the angle of the flash coverage when you change the focal length (zoom in or out).
1068034
I have it for the iPhone 4S but no it does not interfere with the flash at all.
612427
Yes.. you must to slide a little button in the superior left corner on the screen, and the flash appears
1622553
I don't know of any flash issues, I have a white case though and it doesn't really seem to affect the flash? Then again, I don't take too many indoor/night photos so I may not have noticed. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help :(
556375
Did you view the picture on the preview screen on the camera, or on a computer? Many inside pictures I've taken with the flash look way too bright on the camera's screen but look just fine once I copy them to a computer. I've even turned the flash off while shooting because I thought the preview with it on was way too bright, only to find out later that the ones with the flash on looked far better than the ones with it off.
51931
For what it's worth - and I apologize if I'm stating the obvious - check if your flash is on Manual set to full strength. Use your camera to check the settings and adjust the flash settings way down and way up, using the exact same exposure, and see if there's a difference
434675
Not necessarily.... I can admit that there was a time when I used to get a slight orange(ish) tinge when using the flash to take a shot in a dimly lit room. HOWEVER that could have been related to software (I WAS running JB 4.1.2 back then). Since I upgraded to JB 4.3 - I haven't noticed the same tinge (then again - I'm not much of a camera phone picture taker). I just took a few shots prior to answering your question and I didn't notice any anomalies with the case on the phone :-)
2116212
I haven't had that issue. You can adjust the flash mode and that should solve the issue.
157536
Yes. You go to Menu&gt;Camera settings&gt;2&gt;Flash mode. Select "fill flash" from the menu and the flash will go off, regardless of the light levels. Naturally, the flash needs to be opened/up for this to work.
1317063
I have not noticed any issues with the flash or picture quality. i used my phone on our last vacation for all our pictures instead of carrying a big camera around. Definitely not dslr quality but the pictures were clear and good.
1189652
It does if you are shooting in manual mode where you have control over the ISO, shutter, and aperture. When shooting in auto though, it boost the ISO up and the image is grainy. For most low light situations I use an external flash (but bounce the light upward) so the subject is well lit, but not washed out.
689743
i don't believe it does as the pictures with or without the flash were blurry!!!
1437573
No the camera is not affected at all. I'm able to take pictures without any problems. every single person who has seen my case has loved it including my brothers who like hightech gadgetty cases
768789
Yes it will affect. Forget about flash when using this case. Or take the casing out when you need flash.