From the Recovery screen, select the wipe cache option. Choose the desired cache wipe option from the menu by Volume keys. Press the Volume down Button and hold it, during the hold, press and hold the power button simultaneously for max five seconds till the phone gets ready to open the menu. Push and grasp the Power Button found on the right edge of the device, select power off and then choose the OK option to confirm. Make certain that the android device is powered off and the USB cable is disconnected. Carefully follow the mentioned steps to wipe the cache: If the problem persists then it is necessary to simply wipe the cache of the smartphone device. Cache Wipe to fix Sony Xperia Z2 Camera Problem If found, the disabled app should be enabled again and restart the camera application.ģ. The Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet is a stylish and powerful Android tablet, but aside from its razor thin profile, theres little to distinguish it from its peers. This check is mandatory because there is a chance that an app which is vital for running the camera app might have been accidentally disabled. Some of the features said to be included are 4K recording, Timeshift video, smart backlight control, the presence of two home launchers, USB DAC audio support, and more.The revealed specifications of the alleged Sony Xperia D6503 'Sirius' so far includes a quad-core Snapdragon 800 (MSM8974-AB) chipset clocked at 2.3GHz with Adreno 330 GPU 3GB of RAM 5.2-inch full-HD display and a 20.7-megapixel rear camera with a 2.1-megapixel front-facing camera.Try recalling whether you have disabled any apps. The other purported screenshots also detailed the new features. Later a report in January pointed the numerous Xperia UI changes, are expected to be skinned on top of Android 4.4 KitKat when the device ships. 
The same XDA developer also published leaked UI screenshots of the Xperia D6503, which showed the alleged Sony device running Android 4.3 Jelly Bean.
Last month, XDA developer's forum member has posted a bunch of alleged live images of the rumoured Xperia D6503 'Sirius'. With the latest report however, it seems evident that the settings shown on the Sony D6503 "Sirius" suggest that one can also get the same 16:9 aspect shot with 15.5-megapixels. Users could click widescreen 16:9 images only at a 8-megapixels resolution. With the Xperia Z1, users could click 20-megapixels images only in the 4:3 aspect ratio. If true, it will be more than twice as fast as Xperia Z1, which has the usual 30fps recording mode. The rumoured Sony D6503 'Sirius', which has in the past been expected to have the same 20.7-megapixel camera as the Xperia Z1, in its recent leak of screenshots of the camera settings, shows off the ability to record 1080p video at 60 frames per second.
Sony's alleged successor to the Xperia Z1, thought to be codenamed Sony D6503 'Sirius' and expected to be released as the Sony Xperia Z2, is once again doing rounds of the internet, with new reports detailing its camera feature.
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