Xperia z2 strange noise - from camera ?

Hi all 
I have a question is it me or some of you have notice : this little sound getting from i think camera ...
When i am taping on screen around notification and fast settings i hear this sound like something is loose in upper right corner .
Everything is working fine no strange sound when i am calling etc   . i am concerned about this because who know it might be something bigger soon . this sound is getting even bigger when i am tapping right side of the phone ( aluminium edge/bezel ) .
I tried to find something on forum but no luck . 
Thanks from your help in advance .

Hi, unless it gets VERY noisy/worse i wouldn't worry about it....as mentioned the part of the actual camera 'floats' .......if you were to send it in it would probably be returned with  a no fault found slip 
BUT if you do want peace of mind there is nothing stopping you from contacting your local Xperia Care Centre.....
Best of luck 

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