Why my redmi front camera is not working?

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Why my redmi front camera is not working?

Go to Camera – press front facing. If it says ‘Calibrate’ just do this multiple times, just spam the calibrate while in normal camera application. When the camera finally pops up, please use air spray or something to remove dust inside of the camera.

How can I fix my MI camera phone?

  1. go to setting.
  2. go to system apps.
  3. go to camera.
  4. go to restore default setting.
  5. click ok.
  6. restart the mobile.

Why is redmi front camera blurry?

How to Fix XIAOMI REDMI NOTE 10S Camera Auto Focus Problems Or Blurry? Because if there is a small dust stay in front of camera lens, then the camera will automatically focus to that dust or dirty object. Therefore we have to make sure wipe our camera lens with soft cloth.

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How can I fix my redmi Note 9 front camera?

These are some steps to fix camera issues at this phone:

  1. #Option 1, Reset XIAOMI REDMI NOTE 9 to Factory Default using Camera Setting Menu :
  2. #Option 2, Reset XIAOMI REDMI NOTE 9 camera to Factory Default using Setting Menu :
  3. #Option 3, Install Alternative Camera Applications for XIAOMI REDMI NOTE 9 :

How do I reset my MI A2 camera?

#Option 2, Reset XIAOMI MI A2 (MI 6X) camera to Factory Default using Setting Menu :

  1. Turn on XIAOMI MI A2 (MI 6X)
  2. Go To Setting Menu.
  3. Choose System Apps.
  4. Choose Camera.
  5. At Camera detail menu, please scroll and find Restore default settings.
  6. When it ask for confirmation, please choose Ok.

Can’t connect camera redmi Note 5 Pro?

#Option 1, Reset XIAOMI REDMI 5 PLUS or XIAOMI REDMI NOTE 5 to Factory Default using Camera Setting Menu : Turn on XIAOMI REDMI 5 PLUS or XIAOMI REDMI NOTE 5. Please make sure our Camera application still can work / running when Camera Icon pressed. Press Camera Icon to activate Camera applications.

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What is HDR mode in MI camera?

When you have HDR enabled and hit the shutter button, the camera captures several images in quick succession with different exposure values and then the camera software combines these images into a single photo that maintains detail from the darkest and the brightest regions.