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The article does not specify which camera, or if its all of them, that is causing the issue. At least some of the iPhone camera sensors have Sensor-shift stabil
by teruakohatu 4y ago
The article does not specify which camera, or if its all of them, that is causing the issue. At least some of the iPhone camera sensors have Sensor-shift stabilization that moves the sensor to compensate for movement [1].
Often non-smartphone camera lenses with Optical Image Stabilization have an on/off switch to prevent shaking that can occur under certain situations.
[1] https://youtu.be/V17BXrN7cq4?t=334 https://youtu.be/V17BXrN7cq4?t=334
- CharlesW 4y ago> The article does not specify which camera, or if its all of them, that is causing the issue. Notes from the social media threads in the article: • This "camera panic" seems to be especially bad with Snapchat, less so with Instagram. One person says that it happens with WhatsApp. • This problem doesn't happen with Apple's Camera or FaceTime apps. • It's not affecting everyone. • For some users, closing and reopening the apps solves the issue for a while.