The stock camera crashes when I:
-enable RAW
-select slow shutter
-select a shutter speed of 2, 4 or 8s in camera settings
The annoying part is that I have to reboot every time to fix the camera as it seems to be unable to connect again after crashing. Is there any way to fix this without rebooting? There is a play store app but it doesn't work.
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Is this with the new update that came out today?
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minicoop7 said:
Is this with the new update that came out today?
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Yes with 38R.
No issues here just tested
shamo42 said:
The stock camera crashes when I:
-enable RAW
-select slow shutter
-select a shutter speed of 2, 4 or 8s in camera settings
The annoying part is that I have to reboot every time to fix the camera as it seems to be unable to connect again after crashing. Is there any way to fix this without rebooting? There is a play store app but it doesn't work.
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https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/BACON-1554
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Question:
Stock?
Bootloader unlocked?
Rooted?
Custom Rom?
Custom Kernel?
Any tweaks to the device other than stock?
I'm just curious...if stock users are having trouble, or is it just the tweakers?
Have you tried a factory reset? And as above, any mods or running 100% stock?
Rooted with stock rom and stock kernel. Clearing the camera cache doesn't help.
I'll try a factory reset as some users don't seem to have the bug.
I've noticed that too. I've also noticed two more things:
- 4k UHD + RAW = bad time. As soon as I hit record it gives me a black screen, I stop the recording and it freezes. I have to force close the camera app to be able to do anything with it again. Oddly enough, 4k DCI works fine.
- Slow-mo video + RAW = choppy. The video seems to be playing back at a super low frame rate. Everything seems to have a lot more motion blur too.
Using raw any time there is low light results in camera crash as well
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rooted, with stock everything. after taking 8 sec slow shutter, when saving it lags, then black screen then crash. then when i reopen all the menu still there but black screen. anything i do from there it will just crash.
I have the same problem as the poster above.
Any clue?
The other problems described here were correct with the latest update.
Anyone with anything on this?
Same issue here. Will it be fixed ever?
Yep, this has been a known bug from day 1 bro.
Just to put my 10 cents, same problem here even in Auto mode.
This is the only issue I have with my phone now. Hoping CM12 fixes it.
Hello, in CM12, as says Spectre, camera works well, but is there way, to fix this problem in latest official CM13.1, or Lineage14? Thanks much
edit: well, sorry, in CM12.1 problem still here, seems aka HW problem... overheating?
No working solutions? ((
So it happened only twice and I own the device for 3 weeks. But it starts to worry me a bit. Did you experience a camera app crash while recording video and simultaneously taking photos ? I noticed that sometimes after taking few photos pressing the button one more time makes the app to crash. At first I thought that I pressed the back or recent apps button by accident, but the recorded movie is lost, so it seems like the camera app crashed. Did you experience something like that ? I was trying to replicate the issue, but it seems to work most of the time, but two times I got the crash, I can't recall I did something specific, for sure I started the camera app by pressing the Home button twice and then I was just recording a movie and taking photos at the same time, so very strange. Any ideas what to do to prevent it from happening ? I guess it will be fixed by software update, but I'm just curious how prevalent it is or maybe there is some nice Samsung-specific workaround ? (I'm Samsung newbie)
Hello to all, it's my first time with the nexus 5, and is a great phone... In general, but I have a problem with this mobile phone what I having a little concerned...
My problem is with the camera. (independent of the application what I use, Google camera, open camera, etc.) if a taking a photo without the flash the photo is normally take but if a take the photo with flash my cellphone have a sudden death and the only form to "revive" is only connect the charger and turn on my phone, and nothing was happened, until... I taking the photo with flash again have another episode of this problem, anyone have the same problem with the camera? I have The nexus 5 with Android 6.0 Marshmallow stock, I don't have modified nothing thanks in advance for your time and your help
About 70% of the time the camera app on my Z5 works fine, but the rest of the time I seem to get issues such as
- failing to start at all
- starting, but never loading the camera controls (so all I see is the live camera feed)
- starting fine but crashing in actually taking the picture (usually after a couple of successful pics). This pic doesn't save
- video recording fails to start, but looks like it has. Pressing stop actually starts the video
These are all quite weird and seemingly unrelated issues, but wondering if I'm alone in experiencing this, and if not, if anyone else has found a fix?
Thanks
Anybody able to help hear... most frustrating thing missing key moments of my baby's life simply because the app decides not to load properly and requires a reboot...
Hi,
I've got the Samsung Galaxy S21+ since release day, Exynos, UK unlocked.
I am noticing that when I open the camera app on the normal settings, auto setting and on the standard lense it takes a good 10-15 seconds to actually focus.
I've tried clearing cache for the camera app, clearing all data for the camera app and I am on the latest available software update for the phone.
Is anyone else experiencing anything similar? Has anyone found a fix?
Thanks,
Dan
Same, even changing portrait to landscape takes a solid 3s, it really sucks
Same here. Camera takes a while to focus, upward of 10 seconds and shutter lag is obvious.