A few days after the official launch of the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max, early users discovered a rather significant bug as it prevented smartphones from recording videos correctly in third-party apps.
As a reminder, the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max are new 48MP photo sensor and a new Action mode to capture smoother videos than ever before. Apple has equipped its high-end smartphones with the following features:A “second generation” stabilization systemhowever, it may not work well in all applications.
iPhone 14 Pro cameras are going crazy
In social networks, many users noted: iPhone 14 Pro cameras behaved strangely when capturing video in third-party appsLike Instagram, TikTok or Snapchat.
Owners of Pro models in these apps noticed that the main 48MP camera was shaking too much. In some videos, You can clearly hear the camera moving in all directions inside the smartphone.makes it impossible to shoot video. We can clearly see the problem in the video below posted on YouTube by Chance Miller.
This is probably a bug in the optical stabilization system. Apple has not yet officially responded to this issue, but it is expected to be fixed in a future update. Apple recently released the first beta of the upcoming iOS 16.1 update, but it probably hasn’t fixed the issue yet.
It’s unclear how many iPhones are affected by the issue, but not all of them appear to be affected. Fortunately, Apple’s Camera app seems to have gotten rid of the bug. If you want to upload videos to social networks, so you can always save a video with the native app before posting the clip in your favorite app. Some impatient users are long gone Request a replacement at the Apple Store.
