How To Fix Slow Camera On LG G7

The new LG G7 has a lot of amazing features and new technologies to give you a better LG smartphone experience. One of these features is the powerful camera. Many users that have tried the camera of the LG G7 can attest to the high-quality picture that the camera can produce. The camera of the LG G7 is one of the few smartphones in the world right now that can boast improved low-light photography with a better auto-focus speed and an overall excellent camera experience. If you are looking for a phone camera that can produce high-quality pictures in low –light conditions, then you should consider picking up an LG G7. However, there is no new technology that does not come with its own issues. Some owners of the LG G7 have complained that the camera is slow and has become frustrating.

One of the issues that have been reported is that sometimes they see a message that says “Hold the device steady until it finishes taking the picture” with a circle and this can take forever to leave. After the message disappears and they take the pictures, most times the pictures come out fuzzy and blurry. Below I will explain how to fix this camera issue on your LG G7.

How to Fix Slow LG G7 Camera Performance

The LG G7 camera has a feature called Picture Stabilization that is designed to enhance pictures taken in low-light conditions. However, this feature can sometimes be a headache by making your camera to become slow. The guide below will help you to fix the slow camera issue on your LG G7.

1. Power on your LG G7
2. Click on the Camera app on your home screen
3. Click on Settings located on the lower left side of the screen
4. Search for the “Picture Stabilization” option and deactivate it

After following the guide above, you will notice that your LG G7 camera will be faster and the pictures will not be blurry anymore. The work of the Picture stabilization feature is to make it possible to take clear and high-quality pictures in low light conditions by keeping the shutter open for a longer period to increase light and details. This is the reason why you always see the message that you should steady when you are about to take the picture to make sure that the picture does not come out blurry.