7+ Backlit Flare and Reflection

[ppdix]

When taking a photo against a window or a very bright backlit source of light, there is a huge flare on the glass of the camera, thus reflecting on the lens. It is considerably bigger and brighter than on the iPhone 6s+.
The camera is much better but this reflection can be a problem, since it can't be removed easily without Photoshop.
Here are 2 samples. See for yourself.

 

[Newtons Apple]

If you could exclude the large black sofa, the cameras would have exposed this so much better.

The blown highlights are to be expected when you have that wide of a range in lighting.

 

[Givmeabrek]

It's in both cameras and is not unusual. Internal reflections are causing havoc. There is no solution other then much higher quality lenses and avoiding this type of shot.

 

[ppdix]

If you could exclude the large black sofa, the cameras would have exposed this so much better.

The blown highlights are to be expected when you have that wide of a range in lighting.

You didn't read the thread. I'm not talking about he highlights. It's the reflection on the glass. It happens a lot more than on the 6s.
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It's in both cameras and is not unusual. Internal reflections are causing havoc. There is no solution other then much higher quality lenses and avoiding this type of shot.

I know. This is a difficult shot for any camera. I was just showing the larger reflection compared to the 6s. It happens all the time now. I never had a problem before. Also the reflection is double on a 7+. Try it against a I got bulb at night and u will see

 

[Newtons Apple]

You didn't read the thread. I'm not talking about he highlights. It's the reflection on the glass. It happens a lot more than on the 6s.

Yes I did and I see the reflection, as you call it, on both bottom images. I think the sensors were overloaded from over exposure and it almost looks like banding. Nothing there to tell me my 7 cameras are inferior.

Enjoy.