How are the pictures affected? Will taking pictures through the protective case make the pictures noticeably worse than if you didn't have the case on
997759
The pictures are perfect! I walked out in the ocean and took some really amazing pics. Great buy really surprised it worked so good.
997760
I don't know. The case DID NOT fit my phone. (So much for UNIVERSAL.) I've returned it a month ago but HAVE YET to see a refund. I was not impressed with the seller or Amazon's handling of the matter.
2086122
What happened to me is the first few times, I forgot I had folded the case around the camera. After that, I got used to it. Not a big deal, IMO.
2219271
I don't have anyou problems with the camera but I don't use the camera that much. I don't see any shadowing from the case or anything that would cause alarm. Hope that helps.
1258091
It does not affect the camera in any way that I have noticed. It does significantly inhibit the cell phone signal though (by about half for me). In rural areas it gets little to no signal at all when using this case.
53267
I have not experienced any problems with the flash being blocked by the case. The flash fits well in the camera/flash cutout. I've taken several pictures with the and haven't noticed any obscuring/darkening as a result of the case. That being said, I have not used the camera with the case off.
1624448
I would have to say marginally, very marginally. If you are looking for significant protection beyond the bare camera, you will not be satisfied. I loved the way the case fit however. Well worth the money.
1138078
Best option is removing the glass. This allows the IR to work correctly, if there is glass infront of the camera it reflects back blinding your camera. Won't be as secure a case unfortunately.
530812
No, it does not appear to tint the pictures at all. There is plenty of room from the flash to the case that prevents that.
375947
I don't think you can take pictures with the case closed, but you can certainly take pictures with the case open.You can swivel the case and take pictures. You do not have to take the case off to use the camera. I never take the case off for anything. I think you would really like this case.
60497
No, but there's a small chance anything might harm the lens in my opinion. Coverage is great but just like phone cases the camera lens is exposed. Hope this helped
1070176
I did not use the case a lot, but it is possible to take photos. Not sure if it would cause a bit of a shadow around the lens, however.
2116213
Actually, now that you mention it, sometimes, yes. In natural light, it's not so bad, but there have been a couple of occasions where I've had to take the phone out of the case to get the pic I wanted.
1586748
Sorry, I've never tried to take pictures under water. If the case isn't scratched, I assume they will be okay.
1840285
I didn't use a protective case. It didn't get damaged, it's definitely waterproof. The quality of pics and videos was horrible! Nothing like other Nikons I've owned. Very disappointing.
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.
350027
It hasn't been a problem for me but I am very careful when using and storing the camera. Plan on getting a screen protector.
2219275
No. The case is far enough away from the actual lens of the camera to not interfere with it. It DOES change the throw pattern of the flash (noticed really only when using as a flashlight) in that it narrows the spread of the flashlight just a bit. It does not IMO really reduce any functionality of the flashlight it just makes the spread of the light drop off a bit more sharply around the edges that the light without the case. I haven't noticed this as a problem with the light being used as flash for the camera but in theory I suppose it could if you took some pics of calibration charts in the dark or something. No. The case is far enough away from the actual lens of the camera to not interfere with it. It DOES change the throw pattern of the flash (noticed really only when using as a flashlight) in that it narrows the spread of the flashlight just a bit. It does not IMO really reduce any functionality of the flashlight it just makes the spread of the light drop off a bit more sharply around the edges that the light without the case. I haven't noticed this as a problem with the light being used as flash for the camera but in theory I suppose it could if you took some pics of calibration charts in... » Read More No. The case is far enough away from the actual lens of the camera to not interfere with it. It DOES change the throw pattern of the flash (noticed really only when using as a flashlight) in that it narrows the spread of the flashlight just a bit. It does not IMO really reduce any functionality of the flashlight it just makes the spread of the light drop off a bit more sharply around the edges that the light without the case. I haven't noticed this as a problem with the light being used as flash for the camera but in theory I suppose it could if you took some pics of calibration charts in the dark or something. « Show Less