I look at a white surface（White walls or white paper）with my iPhone 15pro 1X camera lens， I can see a green tint in the center of the image.
If I back away from the surface the green tint goes away or becomes less visible, its when you are closer to the target that you see it most.
Photographing a white wall or white paper with a 0.5X camera lens (ultra wide-angle camera head) will result in a fixed green-tinted blotch appearing in the upper right corner of the frame（It's not very obvious. need to look closely）.
Does this happen to everyone? I just purchased it and debating whether to exchange it or not。
Please give me Some advice would be appreciated, thanks!
If I back away from the surface the green tint goes away or becomes less visible, its when you are closer to the target that you see it most.
Photographing a white wall or white paper with a 0.5X camera lens (ultra wide-angle camera head) will result in a fixed green-tinted blotch appearing in the upper right corner of the frame（It's not very obvious. need to look closely）.
Does this happen to everyone? I just purchased it and debating whether to exchange it or not。
Please give me Some advice would be appreciated, thanks!
But that "test" seems rather contrived to me, and if your "regular" photos look fine, the cameras are probably ok.