

Jimihendrix-gate?  (Source: Gizmodo)

“You’re holding it wrong”


Source: Gizmodo

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By BSMonitor on 10/2/2012 9:54:42 AM , Rating: -1
Noob doctored the picture. Probably with iPhoto. Yeah, it's a purple haze problem... Yet, the sun is oblong and has a weird growth in the iphone 5 picture..

LMAO, nice try

By Goty on 10/2/2012 9:59:55 AM , Rating: 2
^ Has no experience with the effects of saturating a CMOS sensor.

By BSMonitor on 10/2/12, Rating: -1
Then why does the iphone 4 not have the problem?

Different sensor, different lens array.



It does.. Its simply not a predictable event..



By Cheesew1z69 on 10/2/2012 12:55:13 PM , Rating: 4
And the camera is in....the iphone 5... how ironic...

By BSMonitor on 10/3/2012 9:24:35 AM , Rating: 1
And the Galaxy S3, and the Nokia Lumia, etc etc... Its not the camera itself, its a problem with camera lenses period..

You are just now noob enough to try and take pictures directly at the sun...

Congrats on your stupidity...

By Cheesew1z69 on 10/3/2012 1:27:02 PM , Rating: 2
And yet, people on here saying the S3 doesn't do it.

Congrats on your continued moronic, ignorant rants that you think you have a clue on...

And just to prove your dumb ass wrong...


And another....



By Camikazi on 10/2/2012 1:05:16 PM , Rating: 2
Yes it's a camera issue and the camera is in the iPhone which means it IS an iPhone issue. If anything goes wrong with this particular phone then it will always be an iPhone issue since each piece is a part of the whole.


Good luck with that





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