When using the camera, the odd time the screen will go purple and the phone would freeze?

I went to take a picture today, when I did the screen went purple and the phone froze for about 15 seconds. It worked fine for about 10 mins then I got another error "NO SIM CARD INSTALLED". Has anyone else had these issues, and what are  doing to sort them out!?

Thanks for the reply, I actually did that and the phone is working again but is that it or will it be a recurring issue? Plus the purple error when using the camera is very annoying, considering how much the phone is!

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