无论您使用的是最新款 iPhone 还是值得信赖的老款机型，如果您遇到相机抖动，在联系Apple(Apple)支持
之前，您可以采取一些措施来解决这个问题。
当然，当有人说他们的相机在“抖动”时，这并不总是在每种情况下都表示相同的意思，因此首先弄清楚“抖动”的含义很重要。
“摇”的种类
许多人认为的“抖动”是一种故障，相机硬件或软件中的自动系统无法决定某些事情。例如，它可能会在相机之间快速切换或不断地在不同的对象之间切换以聚焦。
这就是为什么找出手机抖动问题至关重要的原因。图像在晃动，还是只是快速的视角或焦点偏移？只有当您将手机拿在手中或将其放在稳定的表面上时才会发生这种情况吗？
1. 重启或重置你的 iPhone
如果您的 iPhone 相机出现奇怪的行为，您应该做的第一件事就是重新启动您的 iPhone(restart your iPhone)。在带有主(Home)屏幕按钮的 iPhone 上，按住侧边按钮直到看到滑动(Slide)关机消息，然后按照该说明进行操作。如果您的 iPhone 没有主(Home)屏幕按钮，按住侧边按钮和音量增大按钮可获得相同的效果。
在这两种情况下，一旦手机关闭，按住侧边按钮直到看到Apple标志，然后等待手机完成启动。然后打开相机APP，查看抖动问题是否解决。
如果您已经尝试了本文中提到的所有方法，那么您可以自己尝试的最后一件事是将您的设备恢复出厂设置并重新设置，看看是否可以解决问题。我们将在文章末尾回过头来重置您的手机。
2.更新到最新(Latest)的iOS版本！
无论您拥有何种类型的摇晃或 iPhone 型号，如果可能，最好更新您的 iOS 版本。例如，在 iOS 16 中，有一个错误修复解决了一些用户在最新型号 iPhone 上遇到的相机抖动问题。相机改进是 iOS 和 iPadOS 软件更新的一个常见功能，因此请务必先获取最新的修复程序，然后再进行其他操作。
3.清洁相机
有时，相机镜头或 iPhone 传感器上的污垢或污迹会影响正常操作。使用超细纤维布清洁相机模块上的所有传感器，看看这是否有助于解决抖动问题。
4. 尝试取下手机壳
按照上述步骤，您可能还想尝试在没有手机壳的情况下使用相机，这样相机传感器就不会被遮挡。这可能发生在外壳磨损、松动或外壳材料的螺纹开始散开并伸出相机凸起时。
5. 不要使用第三方相机应用(Use Third-party Camera Apps)
许多关于相机抖动的报告都来自 iPhone 标准应用程序以外的应用程序。常见的罪犯包括TikTok和Snapchat等社交媒体应用程序。使用这些应用程序直接拍摄照片时可能会出现视觉故障，包括看起来像摇晃的图像。
至少与此同时，解决方案是坚持使用官方 iOS 相机应用程序。使用应用程序拍摄照片，然后将它们导入您选择的应用程序以进行进一步编辑。这确实会对需要实时访问您的相机源的应用程序（例如Snapchat过滤器）造成问题，但这应该是一个暂时的问题。Apple和/或应用程序开发人员可能会发布(Apple)解决新相机错误的更新。
6.关闭(Stabilization Off)或打开增强稳定(iPhone 14)
假设(Suppose)您有 iPhone 14 或（大概）更新型号。在这种情况下，您可以使用比自动应用的标准版本
更强大的OIS（光学图像稳定）版本。(Optical Image Stabilization)
这是一项名为“增强稳定(Enhanced Stabilization)”的功能，您可以通过转到Settings > Camera > “录制视频(Record Video)”并将其关闭或打开来启用它。该功能默认情况下处于启用状态，因此如果您在以电影(Cinematic)或视频(Video)模式录制视频时遇到相机抖动，请尝试将其关闭以查看情况是否有所改善。
7.激活锁定相机(Activate Lock Camera)（iPhone 13和iPhone 14）
如果您有 iPhone 13 或 14，则可以使用名为“锁定相机”(Lock Camera)的功能来防止相机应用程序在手机中的不同相机之间自动切换。转到Settings > Camera>录制视频(Record Video)，然后打开锁定相机(Lock Camera)。
8.使用万向架或三脚架
iPhone 中的OIS功能只能做到这么多。最新的 iPhone，例如 iPhone 14 Pro Max ，具有令人难以置信的稳定性，可与(Pro Max)GoPro产品系列等专用运动相机竞争。不幸的是，你在 iPhone 产品线中走得越远，解决方案的效果就越差。iPhone 6 Plus 是第一款配备OIS的 iPhone 。如果你有 iPhone 6S，你的相机镜头将更容易抖动。拥有 iPhone 6 Plus、iPhone 6s、iPhone 7、iPhone 8 或 iPhone X（等等）的用户将在每一代产品中享受更好的图像稳定性。
如果您有早期的OIS型号或没有(OIS)OIS的 iPhone，请考虑购买 DJI OSMO(DJI OSMO)等手机稳定器。该设备使用陀螺仪和电机让您的手机保持完美稳定，即使您走路时步态不稳。
万向节也是获得更多电影镜头的绝佳方式，因此如果您使用 iPhone 拍摄移动的物体或喜欢在拍摄时四处走动，万向节是一个不错的选择。
如果您不需要在拍摄时四处移动相机，一个更便宜的选择是使用三脚架。有很多经济实惠的智能手机三脚架或三脚架适配器，因此您可以将手机与您已有的普通三脚架搭配使用。
9.避免高频振动
现代智能手机具有对外力敏感的微型机电元件。例如，在配备OIS的 iPhone 中，微型陀螺仪可感应运动，该数据用于抵消任何图像抖动。部分 iPhone 机型（iPhone XS 及更新机型）还配备闭环自动对焦系统，旨在抵御重力和振动的影响。
这些微小的组件非常脆弱，容易受到高频振动的影响。
Apple表示，如果暴露在高频振动下，配备这些组件的 iPhone 可能会出现对焦和稳定性问题。主要的例子是高性能摩托车。Apple建议 iPhone 用户不要将 iPhone 安装在摩托车上，摩托车会产生这些高频、高振幅的振动，这些振动可能会永久损坏这些手机组件。这可能会导致图像不稳定，因为用于稳定 iPhone 屏幕上图像的系统不再起作用。
10. 用手机轻触手掌(Phone Against Your Palm)
一个针对 iPhone 相机抖动问题的DIY“修复”来自一个似乎适用于三星(Samsung)手机的技巧。对于一些三星 Galaxy(Samsung Galaxy)手机，摄像头组件似乎会“卡住”，用户声称他们可以通过用手掌根部之类的东西轻轻敲打手机来解决这个问题。
目前尚不清楚这是否有助于解决Android手机或 iPhone 上的摄像头问题，但轻轻敲击摄像头撞击手部几乎不会造成伤害。所以如果你想在万不得已时尝试一下，它至少不会伤害任何东西。
评估您的 iPhone
如果上述故障排除提示都不适合您，则您的 iPhone 相机很可能出现了超出您自行修复能力的问题。将您的手机带到Apple商店进行评估，或使用经认可的第三方维修店。
您应该查看Apple 服务计划(Apple Service Program)页面，其中列出了具有已知问题的设备，即使设备超出保修期， Apple通常也会修复这些问题。(Apple)例如，Apple Watch Series 6黑屏问题。如果Apple(Apple)承认存在已知的相机问题，则可能会在此处列出服务程序。您可以检查您的序列号，看看您的 iPhone、iPad 或 iPod 是否符合条件。虽然Apple在某些情况下可以更换相机模块，但您很有可能需要一部新 iPhone，具体取决于问题所在。
在将您的设备交给任何人之前，请确保您有设备的最新iCloud 备份(iCloud backup)，并确保将您的 iPhone 恢复出厂设置(factory reset your iPhone)。
Is Your iPhone Camera Shaking? Try These 10 Fixes
Whether you have the latest iPhone or а truѕty older model, іf yоu’re experiencing a camera shake, there may be a few things you сan do about it bеfore rеaching out to Aрple support.
Of course, when someone says their camera is “shaking,” that doesn’t always mean the same thing in every context, so it’s important to clear up what “shake” means first.
Types of “Shake”
What many people think of as “shake” is one type of glitch where the automatic systems in the camera hardware or software can’t make up their mind about something. For example, it might rapidly switch between cameras or constantly flip between different subjects to focus on.
This is why figuring out your phone’s shaking problem is essential. Is the image shaking, or is it just a rapid perspective or focus shift? Does it happen only when you hold your phone in hand or have it set on a stable surface?
1. Restart or Reset Your iPhone
The first thing you should do if you encounter strange behavior from your iPhone cameras is to restart your iPhone. On iPhones with a Home button, press and hold the side button until you see the Slide to power off message, and then follow that instruction. If you have an iPhone without a Home button, press and hold the side button and the volume up button to get the same result.
In both cases, once the phone is off, hold the side button until you see the Apple logo and then wait for the phone to complete its startup. Then open the camera app and check whether the shaking problem is resolved.
If you’ve tried everything mentioned in this article, the last thing you can try on your own is to factory reset your device and set it up again to see if that resolves the issues. We’ll circle back to reset your phone at the end of the article.
2. Update to The Latest iOS Version!
Regardless of what type of shake or iPhone model you have, it’s a good idea to update your version of iOS if possible. In iOS 16, there’s a bug fix that resolved the camera shake issues experienced by some users on the latest model of iPhone, as one example. Camera improvements are a common feature of iOS and iPadOS software updates, so be sure to get the latest fixes before fiddling with anything else.
3. Clean The Camera
Sometimes dirt or smudges on your camera lenses or your iPhone’s sensors can interfere with regular operations. Use a microfiber cloth to clean all the sensors on your camera module and see if this helps your shaking problem.
4. Try Removing Your Phone Case
Following the above, you may also want to try using the camera without your phone case, so camera sensors aren’t obscured. This can happen as the case wears out, loosening its fit, or if threads from the case material start to unravel and poke out over the camera bump.
5. Don’t Use Third-party Camera Apps
Many of the reports of camera shake are from apps other than the iPhone’s standard app. Common offenders include social media apps such as TikTok and Snapchat. Visual glitches can occur when using these apps to take photos directly, including something that looks like a shaky image.
At least in the meantime, the solution is to stick with the official iOS camera app. Take your photos with the app and then import them into the app of your choice to do further editing. This does pose an issue for apps that require live access to your camera feed, such as Snapchat filters, but it should be a temporary issue. Either Apple, the app developer, or both are likely to issue updates that address new camera bugs.
6. Turn Enhanced Stabilization Off or On (iPhone 14)
Suppose you have an iPhone 14 or (presumably) a later model. In that case, you have access to a more aggressive OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) version than the standard version that’s automatically applied.
It’s a feature called Enhanced Stabilization, and you can enable it by going to Settings > Camera > Record Video and toggling it off or on. The feature is on by default, so if you experience camera shake while recording video in Cinematic or Video mode, try turning it off to see if things improve.
7. Activate Lock Camera (iPhone 13 and iPhone 14)
If you have an iPhone 13 or 14, you can use a feature called Lock Camera to prevent the camera app from automatically switching between the different cameras in your phone. Go to Settings > Camera > Record Video and then toggle Lock Camera on.
8. Use a Gimbal or Tripod
The OIS feature in your iPhone is only capable of so much. The latest iPhones, such as the iPhone 14 Pro Max, have incredible stabilization, competing with dedicated action cameras like the GoPro product family. Unfortunately, the further back you go in the iPhone line, the less effective the solution is. The iPhone 6 Plus is the first iPhone to have OIS. If you have an iPhone 6S, your camera footage will be much more prone to shake. Those with an iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 7, iPhone 8, or iPhone X (and so on) will enjoy better image stability with each successive generation.
Consider getting a phone gimbal such as a DJI OSMO if you have an early OIS model or an iPhone without OIS. This device uses gyroscopes and motors to keep your phone perfectly stable, even if you’re walking with a rough gait.
A gimbal is also a fantastic way to get more cinematic shots, so if you use your iPhone to film moving subjects or like to move around while shooting, a gimbal is a great option.
If you don’t need to move your camera around while filming, a cheaper option is to use a tripod. There are plenty of affordable smartphone tripods or tripod adapters, so you can use your phone with a regular tripod you already own.
9. Avoid High-frequency Vibration
A modern smartphone has tiny electromechanical components that can be sensitive to external forces. For example, in iPhones with OIS, a microscopic gyroscope senses movement, and that data is used to counteract any image shake. Some iPhone models (iPhone XS and later) also have a closed-loop autofocus system designed to resist the effects of gravity and vibration.
These tiny components are delicate and vulnerable to high-frequency vibration.
Apple says iPhones with these components can suffer focus and stabilization issues if exposed to high-frequency vibrations. The main example is high-performance motorcycles. Apple recommends iPhone users refrain from mounting their iPhones on motorcycles that produce these high-frequency, high-amplitude vibrations that can permanently damage these phone components. Which can lead to a shaky image as the systems meant to stabilize the image on your iPhone screen no longer work.
10. Tap Your Phone Against Your Palm
One DIY “fix” for the iPhone camera shaking issue comes from a trick that seems to work for Samsung phones. With some Samsung Galaxy phones, the camera components seem to get “stuck,” and users claim they can fix this by gently tapping the phone against something like the heel of the palm.
It’s unclear whether this helps fix camera issues on either Android phones or iPhones, but there’s little harm possible from a light tap of the camera bump against the hand. So if you want to try it as a last resort, it at least won’t hurt anything.
Have Your iPhone Evaluated
If none of the troubleshooting tips above work for you, there’s a good chance that something’s gone wrong with your iPhone’s cameras beyond your ability to fix it yourself. Take your phone to an Apple store for an evaluation, or use an accredited third-party repair shop.
You should check the Apple Service Program page, which lists devices with known issues that Apple generally fixes even when the device is out of warranty. For example, the Apple Watch Series 6 blank screen issue. The service program will likely be listed here if Apple acknowledges a known camera issue. You can check your serial number to see if your iPhone, iPad, or iPod qualifies. While Apple can replace camera modules in some cases, there’s a good chance you may need a new iPhone, depending on what’s wrong.
Before handing your device over to anyone, make sure you have a recent iCloud backup of the device and be sure to factory reset your iPhone.
