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Iphone Camera Problems Essay

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iPhone Camera Problems and Solutions
Now, let us discuss some of the most common camera problems that an iPhone user may face from time to time and what to do to resolve them. Here are the top 8 common camera problems with iPhones.
1. Black screen or closed lens
2. Blurred / out of focus photos
3. Flash not working
4. Unable to see the Camera app
5. Loose camera lens
6. Camera freeze issue
7. Unable to switch between the front and rear camera
8. Photos with purple haze and blemishes
Now that we know what the issues are, let us go through each one of them and see how we can resolve them.
1. Black screen or closed lens - In case you see a black screen / closed lens, you must do the following:
• Ensure that the camera isn’t blocked by anything …show more content…

How to use the camera better on your iPhone 6 Plus
With iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, Apple introduced some of the most exciting new features for its camera. Here are these features and a small guide on how to use them too.
1. Adjust exposure manually - Now you can set the exposure for one part of your photo on top of setting focus for another, independently. Begin by tapping and holding to the part of the screen that you want to set the focus for and then once the focus has been set, simply swipe up / down on the screen to brighten or darken the image. You will see a Sun icon moving on a slider indicating the amount of exposure.

2. How to use ‘Self Timer’ - The camera now comes with a self timer as well (3 or 10 seconds) that can be helpful if you want to take a photo with you in it, especially group photos. You can simply set the timer and click a photo comfortably, without the help of anyone else. When in the Camera app, you just have to click on the self timer icon / button to set

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