- Jun 7, 2012
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So at work the other day, I was in the closet trying to get a closeup of a network switch to send to a coworker who actually knows about this stuff.
Every time I took a flash pic, my phone would shut down, and to reboot it I had to pull the battery!
After experimentation, I figured out that it wasn't the camera (non-flash pics work fine), and it's not the flash (normal flash pics work fine), but is -- as best I can figure out -- a function of the flash in a dark, enclosed area, close up. I think the flare from the flash is hitting the phone's light sensor and interacting with something to shut it down. I can replicate it consistently.
Anybody see this before? Can anybody else replicate it?
Every time I took a flash pic, my phone would shut down, and to reboot it I had to pull the battery!
After experimentation, I figured out that it wasn't the camera (non-flash pics work fine), and it's not the flash (normal flash pics work fine), but is -- as best I can figure out -- a function of the flash in a dark, enclosed area, close up. I think the flare from the flash is hitting the phone's light sensor and interacting with something to shut it down. I can replicate it consistently.
Anybody see this before? Can anybody else replicate it?