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Out of the box it should have had ios 18 on it, but there was an update available to bring it to another ios 18 level. Did you do that update? Might help, worth a try.
 
Are you camera settings default or did you set them to some insanely high picture quality and size setting? If you have smaller storage available could be another reason? Just trying to guess why a camera would crash.
 
Thanks. Rather weirdly just got message to update to ios18. So maybe I want on that version out of the box!
 
It’s not an issue now after the update to iOS 18. This would suggest that it had iOS 17 out of the box (didn’t check). Anyway, all fixed for me now. Hope anyone else who had the issue gets a quick fix.
 
It’s not an issue now after the update to iOS 18. This would suggest that it had iOS 17 out of the box (didn’t check). Anyway, all fixed for me now. Hope anyone else who had the issue gets a quick fix.
All iPhone 16 shipped with iOS18.0 RTM build 22A3351.
The update was for build 22A3354, which is the "official" release of iOS18.0
 
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Is anyone getting camera crashes whilst taking photos? I’ve done a restart but the camera refuses to take a photo and then just crashes?
I have exactly that. Every morning for last 3 days. Each time I try to take a pic with the rear camera, the camera app crashes. If I restart the phone that seems to fix it. Then next morning the same. Brand new iPhone 16 Pro. All latest software updates. Spoke with Apple Remote support today they checked it remotely and couldn’t find any faults. Have suggested I take it in to local service centre to diagnose further. Looks like it’s a iOS 18 glitch with camera hopefully or maybe it’s a hardware issue. Annoying as I bought the phone especially for the camera upgrade. Hopefully it won’t take long to fix. Otherwise it’ll be a new morning routine of restart iPhone before doing anything else with it. Come on apple. You can do better.
 
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It’s back! Same as Aussie mentions above. Take a pic, no response then phone goes ‘funny’ - not technical I know and unresponsive. Fixed by restart
 
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Apple support failed to find fault using online diagnostics. Given my rural location and no service centre local - I took phone back to JB Hifi the retailer I purchased from and they swapped it out for a new replacement. New one now works perfectly.
 
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I’ve been having the same issue. Hope they manage to fix it in a software update before too long. Both times I ran across the issue I was trying to get shots of birds at my feeder, and they flew off by the time I restarted!
 
This is making the camera button useless. It’s taking longer to take a photo or video on my new 16 Pro Max with the camera button than it was on my 14 Pro Max with iOS 17.
 
I take it back. Not a hardware issue. The new phone has now done it too. Seems to glitch upon using the new camera button as well as on-screen camera button. Apple support continue to be completely clueless as to why it is happening.
 
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I take it back. Not a hardware issue. The new phone has now done it too. Seems to glitch upon using the new camera button as well as on-screen camera button. Apple support continue to be completely clueless as to why it is happening.
That weirdly reassures me. Software not hardware so fix out soon hopefully.
 
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I take it back. Not a hardware issue. The new phone has now done it too. Seems to glitch upon using the new camera button as well as on-screen camera button. Apple support continue to be completely clueless as to why it is happening.
Hi! Care to share how to replicate this scenario? I have rarely used the Camera control button as it's way out of reach to be useful in any orientation.
 
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