iPhone 6s plus rear camera won't stop shaking and can't focus
Any suggestions to fix?
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This is most likely an issue with the rear camera itself as it contains an image stabilization system and it can fail. You will need to try a new camera to see if that solves the issue or not but unfortunately, it is a very expensive replacement part.
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I had the same problem with my iPhone 6s Plus camera.I read that someone said to place a magnet near the bottom of the rear camera lens so I tried it and it worked.
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absolutely works.. thanks for that
I put one of screws from inside instead of magnet. It did work!
Thanks for the info!!
It does work! But when you remove the magnet the camera begins to shake again
Mine is shaking
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I saw on the internet a guy told me to get a refrigerator magnet and place it near the rear camera and it worked.I had to crack the magnet and take a small piece and glue it next to the lens on the bottom (if you use a phone case make sure the magnet is small enough but doesn’t cover the camera.)
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On the case or the front of the phone?
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I found a simple fix for this I hope it will help
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I found a simple and quick fix I hope it will helps
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Put a magnet in the top right corner of your phone…PROBLEM SOLVED
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this is perfect and free
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I went to Home Depot and pulled a dime sized neodymium magnet pack off the shelf and rubbed the magnets in small circles on my phone screen right where the camera is located underneath. After doing that for a few seconds I went back in the camera app and tested to see if the shaking stopped, and it did! I put the magnet pack back on the shelf and went home with a smile!
There is a magnet in your camera housing that’s became demagnetized somehow… get a powerful enough magnet like the neodymium one I found at Home Depot and remagnetize your camera. It worked like a charm and my camera is perfect again. It was fixed instantly, and didn’t cost a dime! :)
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OMG! Thanks, it really worked!
