iOS 5 Gm: <Error>: More Than Maximum 5 Filtered Album Lists Trying to Register. This Will Fail

More than maximum 5 filtered albums trying to register. This will fail. using AssetsLibrary

Most guys on this have seen this question:iOS 5 GM: : More than maximum 5 filtered album lists trying to register. This will fail. And this: iPhone, “More than maximum 5 filtered album lists trying to register. This will fail.” Error. So we can believe that this is a known issue bug. No big problem.

I also see this comment:

On iOS 5.1.1, I do check for the availablity of the source type and
still get the warning when I call the image picker for the 5th time. I
do not see this on iOS 6.0 so Apple seems to have fixed something. –
Richard Altenburg - Brainchild

iOS 5 GM: Error: More than maximum 5 filtered album lists trying to register. This will fail

The problem happens in Apple examples, so the best bet is to ignore.

Xcode Error With More Than 5 UIImages

From the other questions linked, it sounds like this is an Apple bug, but related to creating multiple UIImagePickerControllers. You're only presenting one image picker controller at a time, so maybe you should create one the first time you call your grabImage and then reuse it instead of creating a new one each time.

Get image from photo library for multiple times shows error

It is related to creating multiple UIImagePickerControllers. You're only presenting one image picker controller at a time, so maybe you should create one the first time you call your grabImage and then reuse it instead of creating a new one each time.

Refer this and this and also this links

App crashes after showing memory warning in ios 5.1.1 only while taking image from camera

Each time you take a picture, you keep a copy of it in arrImageData and so filling up memory until iOS kills you app since you take too much memory. Re-think your design so you keep only one image in memory. If you need all the pictures for what ever reason, save it in the documents or cache directory and clean memory before taking another picture.