Restart your iPhone , iPad or iPod touch. Test the camera again by taking a photo. To switch cameras, tap the rotate button. If the flash isn't working Remove any case or film that may be blocking the flash. If restarting your iPhone or iPad didn't fix your flashlight problem, try a hard reset.
The process is slightly different for iPhones without Home buttons and those with Home buttons. A few people in Apple forums have fixed their iPhone flashlight by removing the flashlight from the Control Center, then adding it back. Here's how:. Hard restart your iPhone, then go back to Customize Center Settings and add the flashlight back by tapping the plus symbol in the green circle next to Flashlight in Control Center Settings.
If tweaking your Control Center settings didn't help, you can also reset all the settings on your iPhone or iPad Pro. Taking this step won't lose any of your data, but you will have to go back and reset any custom settings you've added. I know we're always mentioning updating your iPhone's software in these troubleshooting articles but, that's because it helps! If your iPhone isn't updated to the latest version of iOS, take a few minutes and update now.
This may be the solution to not only your flashlight issue, but other small glitches and bugs you've been experiencing. If your flashlight still isn't working, try restoring your iPhone from an iCloud backup you made before the problem began.
This is your last option to solve software issues before contacting Apple Support. When you factory reset your iPhone , your data will be deleted, so you'll want to back up to iCloud before taking this step. Major desktop browsers are now discontinuing support for Adobe Flash, although you can manually re-enable Flash in Google Chrome.
Apple devices like iPhone and iPad never officially supported Adobe Flash. In , Steve Jobs wrote an open letter called Thoughts on Flash which still makes for a good read. In it, he outlined the reasons for not implementing Adobe Flash in Apple devices. Jobs had a couple of arguments: Adobe Flash was not an open platform; the open H. He also pointed out the issues with security, reliability, and performance.
If you need to access an Adobe Flash site on your iPhone or iPad, you have several third-party options. Technically, rather than running Flash on your iPad or iPhone, Puffin runs websites that use Flash on a remote server and streams you the video.
From your end, you appear to be using a Flash-based website as normal. But all the heavy lifting happens remotely.
Here, enter the web address of the Flash site you want to visit. The Flash site will now open, with all its components. On the left is a button to access the keyboard. On the right is the menu button. The menu includes options to change the Flash quality and to enable the on-screen mouse and the gamepad. Browse All iPhone Articles Browse All Mac Articles Do I need one? Browse All Android Articles Browse All Smart Home Articles Customize the Taskbar in Windows Authored by: Support. With decades of experience, our Tech Pros are passionate about making technology work for you.
We love feedback! Go beyond the simple point-and-shoot nature of your iPhone, iPad's, or iPod's camera by following our step-by-step guide of the Camera app's features. Learn how to capture selfies, square images, and panoramas while using camera features such as burst mode, photo filters, grids and more. Open the Camera app. The Camera app can also be accessed quickly from your device's lock screen by swiping left.
No need to unlock first. For simple point-and-shoot photo taking, frame the scene you want to take just like normal and simply press the Shutter button on the screen. The physical Volume Up button on the side of your iOS device as a shutter button for taking photos as well. To switch to the front-facing camera, use the Flip Camera button to the right of the shutter button. Photos can be taken with the same shutter button on-screen, or the physical volume up button on the side of the device.
Tap the Thumbnail button at the bottom left to preview and edit the most recently taken photo. Launch the Camera app from the home screen. Tap the Thumbnail image to open the most recently taken photo. Your iOS device will show a single photo as the thumbnail, as it automatically chooses what it feels is the best photo from the burst.
However, you can actually choose which photos you like best within that burst. Tap Select at the top of the photo preview to begin looking at each photo from the burst of photos that were taken. You will now see all the photo thumbnails across the bottom that were captured during your burst shot. Swipe to the left or right to move between each shot.
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