Does taking a picture with the case on cause hazy, foggy looking photos? Effect seen best on lighter surfaces.
770020
Day time pictures are clear as can be expected from the 4 mega pixel camera. The case does not affect the quality in any way. The lense and led are uncovered.
770021
No, in fact, the case stays well clear of the camera. Somehow, my camera cover glass did get cracked (still not shure how) but I am hesitant to blame the case. If you inspect the camera on the HTC one you will find that it is located in the middle of a glass(plastic?) Cover. The case does not overlap that cover in any way, leaving the camera completely unhindered, if a bit unprotected.
770022
Dont think so, but without a reference not sure exactly what your talking about
770023
no it doe not..case built around the camera so it does not hinder any photos from being taken
1698376
To be honest, I'm not too sure. I can tell you that when I put my screen cover on, I did notice the screen having a slight fog filter to it. That probably has to with the anti glare part.
833626
The clear/frost back of the case causes a slight glow on dark pictures. I tested this and saw a difference in the pictures. Its not a deal killer, but if it is something that would bother you get the black back. The case overall is great.
563316
Not really, seems to me the case has no impact on the camera. Maybe this is due to the white and clear casing.
1934360
I haven't had any issues with the case affecting my camera/pictures. The opening around the lens is angled away.
1934359
It doesn't effect the camera at all. I used mine with no problem and it's a great case too!
1317064
No it does not interfere, as far as picture quality is concerned there really is no effect from the case itself, the opening to the camera does not have a plastic film cover, it is open and exposed.
1464115
I have never had a problem with the case obstructing the flash! The pictures still have absolute clarity and quality! It's as if you are taking photos without a case at all!
1024209
I've had the case on my phone for quite some time and have had no issues with the case reflecting the flash while taking pictures.
434675
Not necessarily.... I can admit that there was a time when I used to get a slight orange(ish) tinge when using the flash to take a shot in a dimly lit room. HOWEVER that could have been related to software (I WAS running JB 4.1.2 back then). Since I upgraded to JB 4.3 - I haven't noticed the same tinge (then again - I'm not much of a camera phone picture taker). I just took a few shots prior to answering your question and I didn't notice any anomalies with the case on the phone :-)
1742690
No you need to take it out of the case to take a photo. But I husband doesn't take photos as I do all of that. So it's good for him? Hope this helps out.
524081
Not at all. Pictures are just as clear as well. My sister does have AN APP which she uses as a camera and it does affect that but not sure why. If you use your regualr IPHONE camera you'll be fine.
1394885
Yes, to some degree. I shot mid morning with no clouds and a bright sun behind me, didn't have much of a problem. And as someone else stated, it is better visibility than an iPhone screen. It is a nice little camera and I am happy with the picture quality.
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!
1977968
I have used the phone's camera while in the case. Although it takes a little practice, I found that it's not extremely awkward, and as you said, I don't want to remove the case and risk dropping the phone.
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.
34107
That has not happened to me. In wet weather I do wipe off the lenssurface before driving. The foggy picture has always cleared.