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The number of lucky iPhone 5 owners is increasing every day. Many of orders are already fulfilled, and some people (around 1 million) have already got their desired so much gadgets. But are those really so lucky? Are holders of new Apple device completely satisfied with it? We can say ‘Not exactly’, as some iPhone 5 users started to complain that a burst of purple is showing up in their photos. Apple seems to be acknowledging that it's just the way how the camera works. The new smartphone was released just over a week ago. The millions of consumers happened to become owners of a new gadget from Apple. And after a week some complaints have already be reported. According to those, the light takes on a purple hue when a strong source of light is present in the photographs taken with the famous smartphone. The problem was first discussed and noted on the forums of one online computer magazine that is called Anandtech. There on Wednesday more than 180 comments were done in the discussion of the issue. Afterwards Tech blog Gizmodo quoted an e-mail from Apple support to a reader. The email claims Apple support staff first told the discoloration shouldn't be happening. After talking to Apple engineers, the issue was shifted and considered to be normal for iPhone 5's camera. The letter from the support says "Our engineering team just gave me this information and we recommend that you angle the camera away from the bright light source when taking pictures. The purple flare in the image provided is considered normal behavior for iPhone 5's camera." as reported by Gizmodo. There is an opinion that the problem can be caused by a sapphire cover that Apple added to the phone's camera.
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