You will find more, including autofocus, by looking at the LogCat
output window in Eclipse as a camera app starts running and changes
its (preview) settings.
Regards
On Jan 19, 8:06 am, marc wrote:
> Hello Dave or Blindfold,
> So I placed the following lines of code in the ApiDemo graphics-
Hello Dave or Blindfold,
So I placed the following lines of code in the ApiDemo graphics-
>Camera Preview application, in the SurfaceCreated routine...
String thing = mCamera.getParameters().flatten();
System.out.println(thing);
Here is the list of parameters it returned,
picture-size
previ
Thank you for the reply.
So if I run getParameters on the G1 it will show me the same
parameters as the emulator, some of which will not be supported?
On Jan 15, 5:17 pm, Dave Sparks wrote:
> getParameters returns all the settings that are supported, and
> possible values for some.
>
> Be aware
getParameters returns all the settings that are supported, and
possible values for some.
Be aware that many of these parameters are ignored on the G1 with the
current firmware.
On Jan 14, 10:33 pm, Wanted unique nickname
wrote:
> Where do these Camera Parameters come from? I see in the class i
Where do these Camera Parameters come from? I see in the class index
for Camera.Parameters that I can access different parameters through
set(string, ...) but I have no idea what to place in the string
argument. Do you know of a list of all possible camera parameters or
those which are supported
It is not officially supported on the G1, but you might try
Camera.Parameters.set("autofocus", "false");
Regards
On Jan 14, 7:52 pm, Wanted unique nickname
wrote:
> Hi,
> Does anyone know how to disable autofocus from the Camera class?
> This feature is available in SnapPhoto. I want to ta
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