cdnfarmer , Feb 1, 2021 : HI There, This seems odd how the images turn out. There are parts of the pictures that turn out as expected but there seems to be a dark square area. Is the lens ok? Are there any scratches or smudges? (I don't think that it the likely cause but let's get the obvious questions answered first). Are you taking the picture through a window ? It almost looks like there is a bright light (could be from nightscape) on the curtain... I'm wondering if it is picking up the phone (2nd picture, shape looks like the size of a phone). These are some thoughts. I tried to reproduce the issue on Android 10 and Nord, but can't. I'll see if a friend can try with the 8T and let you know asap. what is your camera version? In the meantime, what are the conditions in which you took the picture (indoor, with or without light, or outdoor etc.)? Do you have any issues with pictures taken during the day with regular light?
C1610258757484 , via OnePlus 8T , Feb 1, 2021 : Nightscape mood took the photo in the night. It's just an issue with Nightscape mood. Attached is the image taken during day time and lens are clear.
cdnfarmer , Feb 1, 2021 : hmm. Ok. thanks for the quick reply. I just saw another report of something similar. @Gav_W86 it looks like something similar to your case https://forums.oneplus.com/threads/one-plus-8t-camera-issue.1384942/ seems to occurs in dark setting with and without Nightscape... I have a thought (but not too sure) so I'll ask some photo group members to see.
hennes , Feb 1, 2021 : Please can you tell us the used 1. Android Version 2. Oxygen OS Version 3. Camera App 4. Camera App Version
hennes , Feb 2, 2021 : Thank you, can you clear the cache from the camera and have a look if it happens again?
cdnfarmer , Feb 10, 2021 : hey, Your info was sent to the camera staff. In order to get the necessary details, Could you please fill out a bug report asap ? There is a feedback option in the app
L1612501008690 , via OnePlus 8T , Mar 10, 2021 : I'm also facing the same problem in OnePlus 8T nightscape mode. Please look into this.
