chirantha7777
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Since the day I bought my Galaxy S2.. I've been having this pink shade on the top of my images when I use Flash indoor.
Issue : Pink or Purple like shade appears on the top of the images when Camera flash is fired for indoor shots.
Problem : Look at the Glass cover (front glass) you see on the Galaxy S2 camera. Notice the Black coat? Thats the problem! You see the black coat is actually shiny purple color on the other side of the glass. Light from the bright LED for some reason leaks through the existing casing separation and reflects off that shiny purple coat inside and casts a purplish shade on the top of the photo's.
How to Fix : There is no simple fix to this problem... You need to remove the back cover of your phone! Then You need to you foam Double side tape or a cut peace of a eraser to actually make cushion like wall separating the LED from the camera. Place the peace between the camera and the LED to the length of the camera module. More See post #5 : Pink bleeding from Camera LED Flash (NOT PINK SPOT) - xda-developers
Result : Once the LED and the camera module is correctly separated inside the phone the purple shade should disappear!
Since the day I bought my Galaxy S2.. I've been having this pink shade on the top of my images when I use Flash indoor.
Issue : Pink or Purple like shade appears on the top of the images when Camera flash is fired for indoor shots.
Problem : Look at the Glass cover (front glass) you see on the Galaxy S2 camera. Notice the Black coat? Thats the problem! You see the black coat is actually shiny purple color on the other side of the glass. Light from the bright LED for some reason leaks through the existing casing separation and reflects off that shiny purple coat inside and casts a purplish shade on the top of the photo's.
How to Fix : There is no simple fix to this problem... You need to remove the back cover of your phone! Then You need to you foam Double side tape or a cut peace of a eraser to actually make cushion like wall separating the LED from the camera. Place the peace between the camera and the LED to the length of the camera module. More See post #5 : Pink bleeding from Camera LED Flash (NOT PINK SPOT) - xda-developers
Result : Once the LED and the camera module is correctly separated inside the phone the purple shade should disappear!