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iPhone 4的照片中间有蓝色的色块。这不是白平衡的问题，多数是硬件问题。
stev上次责怪别人的拿不来手机，结果多数人不买账，最后还是送bumper解决。
这次stev应该怪你眼睛长的不好，看得见蓝色是你的问题。你不去看不就行了吗，一帮刁民！
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iPhone 4 camera rendered 'useless' by mysterious fault
http://www.smh.com.au/digital-li ... 20100823-13ehb.html
Apple iPhone 4 users are reporting another issue with the smartphone: photos obscured by an annoying coloured tinge.
Fan forums have been littered with users who say their photos are being tainted by blue, yellow and green splotches.
Apple has already had to address user concern over an antenna issue with the device, which, if held a certain way, degrades the iPhone 4's network performance when connecting to mobile towers.
To address that issue, dubbed "Antennagate", the company decided it would give its users free cases, which it predicted could cost the company $US175 million ($200m) in revenue. The free case, or "bumper", fixes the issue.
Just weeks after the Antennagate controversy, Mark Papermaster, the Apple executive in charge of iPhone engineering, left the company.
Australian tech blog Techau.tv today reports that the image issue appears to only occur when taking images with the rear-facing camera under fluorescent indoor lighting conditions.
It says the problem causes photos to "have a blue tint that appears as a circle from the centre of the photo".
"The tint is so bad it renders photos under these conditions effectively useless," it says.
The issue also appears to affect the front-facing camera, although not as severely.
A Google search reveals that the issue is widespread, with many forum users revealing they too have the issue.
Apple's official support forum shows users complaining of an image issue too, where whole images are tinged yellow.
After the issue was first raised in the 27-page Apple forum thread, many other issues affecting the camera have been reported by iPhone 4 users.
Anthony Agius, who runs the MacTalk.com.au forum website, said that the issue affected his iPhone 4. He said the problem was "certainly legit", but that he didn't know what caused it.
MacTalk's forum users have been reporting the issue since the start of this month, but international forums caught on earlier when the iPhone 4 was released in the US, with Macrumors.com users posting about it in various threads.
Users of the Samsung Omnia II are also reporting issues.
Apple Australia is yet to respond to a request for comment |
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宝马博物馆 (2016-11-5) garysu 
发表于 2010-8-23 21:45
