Can the case mess up the flash?
1436991
When using your flash it will come out green. You will have a greenish shadow in the bottom of every picture whether you use flash or not
1436992
Mine did! I had to take the green part off every time I took a picture. Then it became a pain because it is hard to get on and off.
498284
The case opening is shaped like a large teardrop with the large curved end around the lens opening and tapering to surround the flash. Does not overlap either opening to cause interference.
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No. The case is far enough away from the actual lens of the camera to not interfere with it. It DOES change the throw pattern of the flash (noticed really only when using as a flashlight) in that it narrows the spread of the flashlight just a bit. It does not IMO really reduce any functionality of the flashlight it just makes the spread of the light drop off a bit more sharply around the edges that the light without the case. I haven't noticed this as a problem with the light being used as flash for the camera but in theory I suppose it could if you took some pics of calibration charts in the dark or something. No. The case is far enough away from the actual lens of the camera to not interfere with it. It DOES change the throw pattern of the flash (noticed really only when using as a flashlight) in that it narrows the spread of the flashlight just a bit. It does not IMO really reduce any functionality of the flashlight it just makes the spread of the light drop off a bit more sharply around the edges that the light without the case. I haven't noticed this as a problem with the light being used as flash for the camera but in theory I suppose it could if you took some pics of calibration charts in... » Read More No. The case is far enough away from the actual lens of the camera to not interfere with it. It DOES change the throw pattern of the flash (noticed really only when using as a flashlight) in that it narrows the spread of the flashlight just a bit. It does not IMO really reduce any functionality of the flashlight it just makes the spread of the light drop off a bit more sharply around the edges that the light without the case. I haven't noticed this as a problem with the light being used as flash for the camera but in theory I suppose it could if you took some pics of calibration charts in the dark or something. « Show Less
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There is some flare from the case when using flash on the 4s - not as bad as some cases, but it is there.
1805816
I doesn't interfere the flash light.. there is enough room for the flash (though I think this case was originally made for iPhone 5)
1280862
The flash will completely cover up the picture you are taking due to the design of the case. Not quite sure why it alters the picture, but it covers about 95% of the picture.
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Yes, unfortunately it does. I corrected the issue by enlarging the cutout with a sharp knife. I removed the indented section around the flash and between the flash and the lense. Still looks good, protects the same.
1645649
Not at all. Flash works just as it would with the case off. However this case does interfere with the infrared that you need to use your phone as a tv remote control.
690295
No. There is a small button next to the flash. Push this button when you want to use the flash.
769687
No it does not interfere with the camera flash. The only thing it interferes with is the touch ID sensor
1622553
I don't know of any flash issues, I have a white case though and it doesn't really seem to affect the flash? Then again, I don't take too many indoor/night photos so I may not have noticed. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help :(
1472854
The case for the iPhone 5s seems to be fine and does not affect the picture when you use flash. I had this same case for the iPhone 4 and the picture was bad when I used the flash but the case for iPhone 5s doesn't seem to do that
1472856
Not at all, there is a generous space for the lense and flash. It is shaped sort of like a bowl. Very good for flash. No hindrance.
30797
Yes. The flash comes with a nicely built case with extra pockets for storing batteries and whatnot.
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I have it for the iPhone 4S but no it does not interfere with the flash at all.
218998
As far as I can tell, the case does not affect the flash. The opening surrounding the camera is slightly beveled away from the camera. It is also the softer case, so it's not very reflective.
1776553
No the case does not get in the way. Pictures come out clear when using the flash. I'm on sprint, and I have not seen or notice any loss in signal