Josiah Shoemaker
New member
Re: HTC One (M8): Camera lens cover issue
I made an account just to thank sillyphillie and Skyway for recommending trying to scratch off the coating, you saved me and alot of other people money.
My m8 lense was scratching horribly, and I didn't understand why. I baby the living hell out of this phone. It is in a commuter case I make sure that it is the only thing in my right pocket (no keys, no change, ect), but it was getting these horrible scratches. I was trying to take a picture of a room in my house today and it was so blurry (its below) that the light from a window was just hazing the whole photo.
So I gave up and started searching and I found this thread, and read all of it. I didn't see any before and after pictures to confirm the scratching off the film theory, so I am making them. IT WORKS To all the people paying, don't. All I did was take my fingernail and scratch it off. I didn't have time to do all of it, I just did the area where the lense actually uses, but if I had time I'd do the rest. Here are the before and after pics.
The lense, scratched to all hell for no reason.
after scratching the coating off. You can see the color of the lense has actually changed.
and a picture of the room after the fix.
I made an account just to thank sillyphillie and Skyway for recommending trying to scratch off the coating, you saved me and alot of other people money.
My m8 lense was scratching horribly, and I didn't understand why. I baby the living hell out of this phone. It is in a commuter case I make sure that it is the only thing in my right pocket (no keys, no change, ect), but it was getting these horrible scratches. I was trying to take a picture of a room in my house today and it was so blurry (its below) that the light from a window was just hazing the whole photo.
So I gave up and started searching and I found this thread, and read all of it. I didn't see any before and after pictures to confirm the scratching off the film theory, so I am making them. IT WORKS To all the people paying, don't. All I did was take my fingernail and scratch it off. I didn't have time to do all of it, I just did the area where the lense actually uses, but if I had time I'd do the rest. Here are the before and after pics.
The lense, scratched to all hell for no reason.
after scratching the coating off. You can see the color of the lense has actually changed.
and a picture of the room after the fix.