However, the camera flash is either totally not working or it is on before or after the photo is taken. When taking photos in dim light, you may want to turn on flashlight when shooting. To not lose any data, back up your iPhone before factory reset (If important photos are lost after factory reset (opens new window), recover iPhone/iPad photos with iCloud/iTunes backup). This will delete all files and third-party apps on your iPhone so it should be the last resort. Go to "Settings" > "General" > "Reset" and choose "Erase All Content and Settings". After the resetting, open the camera app and see if it works okay now. This won't delete any files or apps on your iPhone but erase your preferred settings on the apps. Go to "Settings" > "General" > "Reset" > "Reset All Settings". The iPhone will restart and you can now check the camera is working now or not. Press and hold the home button and power button (volume down button and power button for iPhone 7/7 Plus) until the apple logo appears. If the screen is still black, move on to next step. Then return to home screen and tap Camera app again. Find Camera app and swipe up to close it. To close Camera, double tap home screen until you see App Swticher, where you can see all the apps that are currently running on your iPhone. Tapping home button and returning to home screen doesn't close an app. If the camera still shows black screen, you may need to turn to Apple (opens new window) for help. Check if both the front and back camera are working fine during the video call, if so, you are facing a software problem that can be solved by yourself. Open a app to make video call, such as Skype, Facetime or Viber. If this sounds like the situation that you are facing, go ahead with these steps. You return to the home screen and try to re-enter the camera for several times, but the camera screen is still black.
However, instead of capturing the target object, the camera shows black screen. You are just going to take a photo and open the Camera on iPhone as usual. IPhone Front/Rear Camera Shows Black Screen
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