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 Low-light photography on iPhone can be challenging, and sometimes the camera struggles to focus. U.S. and Canadian iPhone users often experience blurry photos in dim environments due to software or hardware issues. This OnePlus guide provides step-by-step solutions to fix iPhone camera focus problems in low light. Why iPhone Camera Struggles in Low Light Insufficient light : Cameras need light to focus accurately. Dirty lens : Fingerprints or dust can cause blurry images. Software glitches : iOS bugs can affect focus. Hardware issues : Lens or sensor problems, especially after drops. Step 1: Clean the Camera Lens Use a microfiber cloth to gently wipe the lens. Remove fingerprints, dust, or smudges. Avoid using liquids that can damage the lens or sensors. OnePlus Tip: Even small smudges can significantly affect low-light focus. Step 2: Tap to Focus Open the Camera app . Tap on the subject you want to focus on. Wait for the yellow focus ...

 After updating to iOS 18, some iPhone users have reported that the camera no longer focuses properly—especially in close-up or low-light shots. If your photos look blurry or the focus keeps hunting, here’s how to fix it step by step. 1. Clean the Camera Lens A smudge or fingerprint can confuse the iPhone’s autofocus system . Use a soft microfiber cloth to gently wipe the lens. Avoid paper towels or rough fabric that might scratch the glass. If you have a case covering the camera area, remove it and test again. 2. Restart Your iPhone A simple restart often clears temporary software bugs after updates. Press and hold the Volume Up + Side button → Slide to power off. Wait 10 seconds, then power it back on. Now open the Camera app and check if focus works normally. 3. Reset Camera Settings Some iOS 18 camera changes can conflict with your saved settings. Go to Settings → General → Transfer or Reset iPhone → Reset. Choose Reset All Settings. (This won’t delete your photos or data, j...