anchorImportant Notes

Before using the advanced camera methods:

1. Ensure you are in a call, either 1-1 or within a meeting.
2. Enable the local camera view to access camera methods.
3. Invoke the desired camera methods.

anchorCamera Torch Mode

Enable, disable, or auto-enable the camera torch (flashlight). Applicable only to the rear camera:

setCameraTorchMode(mode: TorchMode)

anchorCamera Flash Mode

Control the camera flash that activates during the takePhoto() method call:

setCameraFlashMode(mode: FlashMode)

anchorVideo Zoom Factor

Allows zooming based on the device's capabilities:

setVideoZoomFactor(factor: Float)

anchorCamera Exposure Duration

Retrieve the minimum, maximum, and current camera exposure duration values. Default is 0 until set:

getCameraExposureDuration(): CameraExposureDuration

anchorCamera Exposure ISO

Obtain the minimum, maximum, and current camera exposure ISO values. Default is 0 until set:

getCameraExposureISO(): CameraExposureISO

anchorCamera Exposure Target Bias

Get the minimum, maximum, and current values of the camera's target bias. Default is 0 until set:

getCameraExposureTargetBias(): CameraExposureTargetBias

anchorCamera Focus at Point

Focus the camera at a specific X and Y coordinate:

setCameraFocusAtPoint(pointX: Float, pointY: Float)

anchorCustom Camera Exposure

Adjust exposure manually with a specific duration and ISO. Exposure duration determines the amount of time your film is exposed to light when taking a photograph. ISO refers to your camera's sensitivity to light, whether it pertains to film or a digital sensor. A lower ISO value means less sensitivity to light, while a higher ISO means more sensitivity.

setCameraCustomExposure(duration: Double, iso: Float)

anchorCamera Auto Exposure

Automatically adjust exposure based on the target bias value:

setCameraAutoExposure(targetBias: Float)

anchorTake a Photo

Capture a photo from the local view. The photo data is returned as a byte array:

takePhoto()

fun onPhotoCaptured(imageData: ByteArray?)