My duh moment

[Leslie Hatcher]

Had my s6 for about a month now and just noticed the sticker on my camera on the back. The plastic was not interfering with pictures, I just noticed it bc it has bubbled up. Smh.

Posted via the Android Central App

 

[planoman]

I am leaving mine on till it comes off. A bit of scratch protection! Lol!

Posted via my Galaxy S6!

 

[felloffthetruck]

Just peeled mine off the other day. There is one on the little flash area also.

 

[Almeuit]

I have done that before. I remembered when I got this one to remove it .

 

[vailmc1]

There's one covering the flash too!

 

[dcool19d]

I was going to leave mines on, but it's not protecting anything because there's a cut circle in the camera.

 

[20blks]

There's one covering the flash too!

It's impossible for me to get that 1 off. Lol

 

[Gator352]

I was going to leave mines on, but it's not protecting anything because there's a cut circle in the camera.

But what if your trying to take a picture facing a sand storm?

Posted via the Android Central App

 

[f1rich]

Thank goodness I weren't the only one! Just taken mine off. Let's if the pictures makes a difference....

 

[Wiggum333]

The cellophane "protector" on the actual camera lens does nothing to disrupt or degrade the quality of the camera, as there is a cut-out for the camera lens; however, the cellophane protector over the flash and heart rate sensor will slightly change image quality when using the flash due to how it will affect the quality of the light the LED flash puts out.

I removed both of those "protectors" right when I got the phone, but it wasn't easy. I had to use a toothpick to get them started, then was able to use tweezers to grab a corner of each and peel them off.

 

[jcp007]

The cellophane "protector" on the actual camera lens does nothing to disrupt or degrade the quality of the camera, as there is a cut-out for the camera lens; however, the cellophane protector over the flash and heart rate sensor will slightly change image quality when using the flash due to how it will affect the quality of the light the LED flash puts out.

I removed both of those "protectors" right when I got the phone, but it wasn't easy. I had to use a toothpick to get them started, then was able to use tweezers to grab a corner of each and peel them off.

Just ran my finger nail around the borders of each but the LED sticker was a doozie to remove.

 

[razza1987]

I only knew about it because of posts on the forum. I wouldn't have known about it if it wasn't for that and the fact there was a tiny bubble lol

 

[planoman]

would a piece of tape put over them and then pulled up take them off?

 

[Wiggum333]

would a piece of tape put over them and then pulled up take them off?

More than likely, yes.

 

[KRW1]

I removed the protector from my camera a week ago, but I didn't notice the one on my flash until now. Thanks to Wiggum I took a closer look with a magnifying glass. It didn't want to come off easy but I finally got it. So yeah...a duh moment for me to. Thanks for bringing it up Leslie.

 

[jcp007]

would a piece of tape put over them and then pulled up take them off?

Just use your fingernail.

 

[Solitude1984]

I only knew about it because of posts on the forum. I wouldn't have known about it if it wasn't for that and the fact there was a tiny bubble lol

Me too lol.

 

[Leslie Hatcher]

I just saw the one on the flash/LED area. If the cover wasn't bubbled up, I would have never seen them!

Posted via the Android Central App

 

[jcp007]

I just saw the one on the flash/LED area. If the cover wasn't bubbled up, I would have never seen them!

Posted via the Android Central App

I didn't either. When I first got one last month, someone pointed it out to me as well.

 

[razza1987]

Me too lol.

This forum is turning us all into phone geeks lol. I wonder how long we would have gone without realising there was a cover on it lol