Why do red rice mobile phones shoot street lamps at night and purple petal-shaped things! !

Red rice mobile phone appears purple petal-shaped things when shooting street lamps at night, which may be caused by the characteristics of optical lens and the interference of light.

First of all, the lens of red rice mobile phone may have some chromatic aberration problems. Chromatic aberration means that after light passes through the lens, light with different wavelengths will be refracted to different degrees, resulting in color shift. When shooting at night, the chromatic aberration of the lens may be more obvious because of the dark light. When the light of the street lamp enters the lens, the light of different wavelengths may be refracted at different angles, thus forming a purple petal-like effect.

Secondly, light interference may also be one of the reasons for this phenomenon. When shooting at night, the lens is easily disturbed by the surrounding light because of the dark light. When the light from the street lamp enters the lens, it may interfere with the surrounding light and produce some strange optical effects, such as purple petal-like phenomenon.

In addition, the lens quality and processing algorithm of mobile phone camera will also affect the shooting effect. Different brands and models of mobile phones have different lens quality and processing algorithms, which may lead to different shooting effects. Therefore, the purple petal-shaped phenomenon of red rice mobile phone shooting street lamps at night may also be related to the lens quality and processing algorithm of the mobile phone itself.

In a word, the purple petal-like phenomenon of red rice mobile phone shooting street lamps at night may be caused by the chromatic aberration of optical lens and the interference of light. This phenomenon may be different in different mobile phones and different environments, and it is a special effect in mobile phone photography. If users don't like this effect, they can try to adjust the shooting angle, lighting conditions or use other camera applications to shoot.