This may be because you haven’t given the Google app storage permission.The first thing to do is look in the My Files app and tap Downloads.There’s a big thread at the Android Central forum about people being unable to find images that they downloaded to their Galaxy S8 from the Google app. Glitch: Can’t find images saved in Google app
If this still doesn’t resolve the problem, there may be a hardware issue with your device’s sensors, so your final option is to contact Samsung about a repair or replacement phone. As a last resort, it’s worth backing everything up and factory resetting your S8, as Samsung support will ask you to try this anyway. If it is, you can uninstall the app you suspect is causing the problem and try launching the Camera app again. Launch the Camera app to see if the issue is still occurring. Keep holding it until the phone starts up fully and you should see Safe Mode in the bottom left corner. Turn your phone off, and then press and hold the Power key until you see the Samsung logo, then let go of Power and press and hold the Volume down key. This will let you know if a third-party app is the culprit. If you’re still experiencing issues, the next potential fix is to try rebooting your phone in Safe Mode. Open the Camera app to see if the problem persists. You can do this by resetting the camera app and clearing its cache and data. You’ll first need to determine whether this is just an issue with the Camera app, or whether it’s a hardware problem. If you see the “Warning, Camera failure” message, this could indicate an issue with the hardware of your phone affecting the sensor, while the latter message may be limited to the camera app itself. 
This is a problem that has affected other Android phones too. Some Samsung S8 and S8 Plus users have reported issues with the camera app displaying a “Warning, Camera failure” or “Unfortunately, Camera has stopped” message, before it closes.
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