The issue that causes purple halos to be displayed in some pictures taken with the terminal iPhone 5 it is also found on other iPhones, but also on other Android terminals, according to those from Consumer Reports. They tested the terminal room iPhone 5 compared with iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy S III si Motorola Droid Razr Maxx, and the problem of that halo was reproduced in the pictures of these terminals. On the iPhone 5, purple spots or rainbow effects are seen when certain light sources are captured in photos, and in the case of Android terminals/iPhone 4S, exactly the same symptoms were presented.
We carried out our tests in response to reports, including those from PCMag.com and DPReview.com, that the iPhone 5 had a tendency to display a distracting purple color over parts of certain shots and videos. In our tests, the phone's camera did indeed display such a haze when we shot into a bright light source in our labs. But it didn't do so in any more pronounced fashion than did the iPhone 4S or two Android-based smart phones, the Samsung Galaxy S III and Motorola Droid Razr Maxx, when we tested those under the same conditions. In the course of our tests, the haze was sometimes purple, but sometimes another color or even a rainbow.
Apple explained in a support document that this problem is also found in other cameras or smartphones, the people from Consumer Reports confirm the words of the Apple company, and now everyone is in the circle of the same problems. It was otherwise hard to believe that Android smartphones are not affected, but that does not mean that any of these manufacturers should be forgiven for bringing devices with such problems to the market. Neither Apple, nor Samsung, nor Motorola, nor other manufacturers should be forgiven, even if they were wrong in the way they thought about the entire camera assembly and the cover that protects it.
In conclusion, everyone has problems, not just us, but this is still annoying.
