In iOS 4.3, Apple implemented a new function called HDR which theoretically should significantly improve the quality of pictures taken with our terminals. Unfortunately, only owners of iPhone 4 terminals can use the HDR function, but if you don't have such a device, don't worry because the difference between a normal photo and an HDR one is not always that big. In iOS, Apple keeps the function but does not improve it, but the changes made to the operating system greatly affect the usefulness of HDR.
Starting with iOS 5 beta 4, I experienced problems with the HDR function, all starting with a sudden lock of the terminal, a lock that led to its closing, but the good part was that I did not lose the pictures saved in it. From beta 4 to beta 7 I kept having problems like this when saving pictures using the HDR function and every time the problems appeared after I actually took some pictures. Now in beta 7 I had big problems again, the terminal getting stuck, but this time I also lost some of the pictures taken with the Camera application.
The problem is that I experienced blockages both with jailbreak and without, so the bug is in the operating system of the Apple company and not in the jailbreak. If you use the HDR function to take photos on iOS 5 beta, be very careful because you may wake up with the terminal blocked and with some of the photos deleted.
