Photo slot is defective. When taken pictures, the photo slot affects the flash that it causes a blurness to the picture. I have to take off the cover everytime I take pictures requiring flash.
640130
I don't have that problem with mine. All my pictures and videos turn out great, as they did w/o the case.
640131
Same thing as mine. I have to take the phone out of its case in order for the picture to come out looking good.
640132
I agree. I took some picture with and without the case. With the case on it gives my pictures a sort of foggy green look. My pictures also turn out blurry with it on.
386189
I have a Canon elph 750 and a elph 790 new. They are both producing orbs on my pics. My old Fuji finepix 700 does not. They are saying it's because the lens in located too close to the flash and is lighting up dust or mist in the air. My Fuji is long and the lense is far from the flash. They just got carried away with the "small" camera and someone needs to fix it. I'm returning both of these cameras and waiting till they do. It's too common of a problem for them not to address it. No one wants spots on their pictures. They show up on faces too. If anyone knows of a new camera that has fixed this problem please let us know.
1751157
I am also VERY frustrated with this. Many of my pictures are coming out blurry despite holding the button half way down to focus before firing. The manual is mute on the subject. I just called Canon and they were basically no help---just said to make sure the flash was up when firing inside. I have the SD card in that it came with. Any other ideas??Thanks!!!!!!
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.
28837
There is lag time..also after taking the picture you should not move the camera quickly..image will blur..
1114871
Thank you. I have the problem of horribly overexposed photos with the flash. On Christmas day about half of the photos were washed out with the flash, in Auto mode. When we turned off the flash, some photos were ok, but others were blurry. I tried other rooms with different lighting, with and without flash, and again the problem of washed out subjects. Any suggestions? thank you.
1130072
I am no camera expert by any means, but at times the flash is too powerful, and the low light pictures are better. I generally use Picasa to edit, and it will brighten the pictures and they look good. In extreme low light with the flash off, they are pretty grainy and Picasa cannot help them. I have only printed 4 x 6 images though, and they are fantastic the majority of times. Hope this helps!
2069956
I have experienced the same thing but my camera is a few years old. Initially I had an awful time with its flash not working. Just as the warranty would expire, the flash stopped functioning. Nikon fixed it once and replaced the entire camera the second time. But now with this shutter problem, I am fed up. I do not trust the camera, and Nikon by extension. I have a 35 year old Nikkormat which is in my attic, which never gave me any problems. Bummer. I am in the market for another camera, not a Nikon.
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Most probably yes, you are not using the camera correctly, I advice you to read the manual again. I have this camera for 6 months now, and it works perfectly! Good luck with that. Also take into account the light, because it might be that you are using the flash when you don't need it =)
1031935
If you take pictures with a flash, it will cause a light gray "crescent glow" on one side of the image. The only time I ever use a flash is for stuff I don't care about. Any photo without the flash will be fine.
1645651
Personally I don't take many pictures with my phone and when I do its usually during the daytime. My flash is always kept on auto so it doesn't normally go off but since you asked I tried taking a few pictures around with the flash on. What I found was there was no real difference in the same picture whether the case was on or off. There were no instances where glare was added to a picture unless there was glare already. I hope this helps.
689743
i don't believe it does as the pictures with or without the flash were blurry!!!
2116212
I haven't had that issue. You can adjust the flash mode and that should solve the issue.
2041145
I had no problems! Usually cases interfere with the flash and give off a glare in the color of the case, but this one doesn't! It's great!
112229
I had that problem, the aperture problem which resulted in overexposure. Called Fujifilm, sent the camera, and it fixed and came back. I paid the shipping cost to their service center but service was quick and replacement itself was free. I had that problem with quite early lot, but I guess current lot does not have such problem or if you have then you can get the replacement service.
720417
Buy another brand! My flash quit on me within weeks after the one year warranty was up. Kodak told me to fix it for about $140.00, or give them back the camera for 15% off a purchase ONLY at their Kodak Store. Looks liek another reviewer had the same issue about 1 year to the day! Sorry I could not be more helpful about the repalcement of the bulb in your inquiry, but you are not alone!
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I do not know for others but for me I have had no issues, my pictures are very good. I trust this helps but you can also peruse other responses.