Hey guys,
so since I'm about to order a replacement battery for my iPhone 5 and it's my camera I always have with me as opposed to my EOS 60D, I thought I might order a replacement camera module too to save on shipping costs.
However, before I do that or before asking the seller whether they think it's a hardware defect (that needs replacement and not reseating a cable) I thought I might ask you guys.
I've read about stuck focus issues concerning iOS 8.3 on iPhone 6 models, however these issues did not immediately arise after the update to 8.3, so I have reasons to doubt it's that.
Also tried resetting my phone, don't feel like going through backup and restore time waster hell though, especially since I don't use encrypted backups and have to log into a lot of apps afterwards. (when will apps finally incorporate THIS FEATURE)
Thanks in advance!
Glassed Silver:mac
PS: Please let's not have the discussion of "send it in" or "go to an Apple Store".
I'm skilled at repairing my own tech and fix things all the time, so I'm not going to pay someone to fix an out-of-warranty phone I only really need for one more summer. (after that it's upgrade time)
so since I'm about to order a replacement battery for my iPhone 5 and it's my camera I always have with me as opposed to my EOS 60D, I thought I might order a replacement camera module too to save on shipping costs.
However, before I do that or before asking the seller whether they think it's a hardware defect (that needs replacement and not reseating a cable) I thought I might ask you guys.
I've read about stuck focus issues concerning iOS 8.3 on iPhone 6 models, however these issues did not immediately arise after the update to 8.3, so I have reasons to doubt it's that.
Also tried resetting my phone, don't feel like going through backup and restore time waster hell though, especially since I don't use encrypted backups and have to log into a lot of apps afterwards. (when will apps finally incorporate THIS FEATURE)
Thanks in advance!
Glassed Silver:mac
PS: Please let's not have the discussion of "send it in" or "go to an Apple Store".
I'm skilled at repairing my own tech and fix things all the time, so I'm not going to pay someone to fix an out-of-warranty phone I only really need for one more summer. (after that it's upgrade time)