iPhone 16 Pro Ultrawide Camera Problem

when I was recording a video of the beach and the sun using the ultra wide lens on my iPhone 16 pro, the camera keeps stopping whenever the ultrawide lens hits the bright sun. I’ve never had this problem with my previous iPhone 15 pro max and I’m quite surprised and shocked that this is happening on my new 16 pro. Anybody know why the camera keeps failing when I record a video of an extremely bright object such as the sun? I hope this is temporary and hoping it will be fixed with the next iOS update because this issue is bothering me. If anyone has any feedback,pointers, or know why this is happening please let me know. Thank you.

iPhone 16 Pro, iOS 18

Posted on Sep 22, 2024 10:18 PM

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Oct 6, 2024 4:13 PM in response to RealEstate_Photographer

Thank you for sharing. I still have the same problem with recording using the ultra wide camera. Actually, the ultra wide camera freezes, stop, and restarts whenever I record 4k videos. It does not cause problem when recording in lower resolution (1080p and active mode 2k). However, I do not want to record lower quality videos and I specifically bought the iPhone 16pro (coming from 15 pro max) for its video and photo capabilities. I went to the Apple Store and they did diagnostics on my phone and it was determined that this is a software issue. They recommended I reset my phone, which I did, but the problem is still there whenever I record videos using ultra wide camera under strong lighting environment (beach and the sun). I’m so frustrated that I am just getting another new iPhone 16 pro. APPLE needs to fix this software bug!!! This phone is too expensive to cause this kind of problem!

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