doesn't it block or coner the flash?
202137
I don't think it would. Although I haven't tried it with flash yet. You just have to be careful the lens is positioned directly over iPhone lens. I really like them!
202138
On my Samsung Note 3 and my wife's Note 2, this gizmo does NOT block the flash (although the edge is right next to the flash light). I don't think it would affect a flash picture at all, however, I have never taken a flash picture using these lenses. I mostly us the close-up lens to magnify fine print and turning on the light as needed and that works great. The only issue I now have with my Note 3 is that with the Otterbox I have on it, the clip on lens doesn't quite fit flush without holding it. I don't have an iPhone or other Samsung phone to check how it fits over the camera lens and how it impacts the flash. On my Samsung Note 3 and my wife's Note 2, this gizmo does NOT block the flash (although the edge is right next to the flash light). I don't think it would affect a flash picture at all, however, I have never taken a flash picture using these lenses. I mostly us the close-up lens to magnify fine print and turning on the light as needed and that works great. The only issue I now have with my Note 3 is that with the Otterbox I have on it, the clip on lens doesn't quite fit flush without holding it. I don't have an iPhone or other Samsung phone to check how it fits over the camera lens and how... » Read More On my Samsung Note 3 and my wife's Note 2, this gizmo does NOT block the flash (although the edge is right next to the flash light). I don't think it would affect a flash picture at all, however, I have never taken a flash picture using these lenses. I mostly us the close-up lens to magnify fine print and turning on the light as needed and that works great. The only issue I now have with my Note 3 is that with the Otterbox I have on it, the clip on lens doesn't quite fit flush without holding it. I don't have an iPhone or other Samsung phone to check how it fits over the camera lens and how it impacts the flash. « Show Less
202139
On my Samsung Note 3 and my wife's Note 2, this gizmo does NOT block the flash (although the edge is right next to the flash light). I don't think it would affect a flash picture at all, however, I have never taken a flash picture using these lenses. I mostly us the close-up lens to magnify fine print and turning on the light as needed and that works great. The only issue I now have with my Note 3 is that with the Otterbox I have on it, the clip on lens doesn't quite fit flush without holding it. I don't have an iPhone or other Samsung phone to check how it fits over the camera lens and how it impacts the flash.
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nooooooooooooo- i don't so unless its a mini flash------------------------????????????????????????????
1811005
I have checked the Air and my iPad 3, neither have the flash....on the 2 people that said it did, please enlighten us.....thanks troy mills
1805817
No it does not interfere with the flash when taking pictures or the flashlight.
1669197
Not at all in my experience. I can see it maybe interfering with flash but I haven't noticed anything like that either.
1268522
Not sure if it does r not.. I bought some but wasn't these.. Also my flash has the holder on it for my filters..
2130763
I did not have the issue with flash block and the back stayed on for me. I no longer use it because I have a custom mount for my car and it doesn't it with the case
1280862
The flash will completely cover up the picture you are taking due to the design of the case. Not quite sure why it alters the picture, but it covers about 95% of the picture.
1951700
Its not for pop-up flashes, its design for external flash, it will NOT work. do not buy it!
690295
No. There is a small button next to the flash. Push this button when you want to use the flash.
369494
Not that I know of. There may be a way to set it so it does, but I am not aware of it. To me it is not a major problem. You can judge pretty much when you need to use flash. Also, you can easily pop up the flash to provide fill light when taking a photo of someone with harsh lighting conditions.
1012085
No, it doesn't . You have to use only a flash or buy an external drive . It does cause problems sometimes.
289552
Im really not sure but everytime you press the flash pattern button it has different flash not unless its deffective the button , but try to press that button and let go mke sure it pop up
1771164
Dawn, Hello there. I have only had my cameras out for a few weeks and looked at the cards on my computer once. I cannot say I have seen the flash but I would think it does because of a few pic's I could see the deer very brightly lite. I can only guess for now that YES it does. You probably do not want the theif to see it going off but there are different modes you can set it at too. Mine are too far away from here for me to go get them and check them. Sorry but thats the best info I could give. GOOD LUCK WITH THAT THUG !! Barry
876191
Yes it does support flash, is a good product but I use it for two weeks and accidentally hit the ground and the screen has cracked and now I can not use it no more.
1523036
The barrier between the flash and camera keeps reflection down. The trade off is having a flash that is more focused or beam like and sometimes a strange glow but nothing that is too much for my uses. I've had no issues at all with a difference in signal.
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No. I use it quite often on both modes and it works very well. I assume you mean flash.