Camera

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Overview

A camera element lets you display a preview using your iOS camera and capture photos and videos. Camera elements can be layered with other objects to create popular UI designs.

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Properties

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Mode

Set the camera’s mode to photo or video.

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Lens

Set the camera lens as ultra-wide, wide, telephoto, or front:

• Ultra Wide: Uses the back-facing lens with a wider field of view (i.e. 0.5 lens).
• Wide: Uses the default, back-facing lens.
• Telephoto: Uses the back-facing lens with high-quality zoom capabilities.
• Front: Uses the front-facing lens.

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Digital Zoom

Set the camera’s default zoom from 1-8x.

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Content Mode

Set how the camera’s preview is positioned within the element:

• Aspect Fill: The preview will scale up to fill the element’s bounds, preserving the aspect ratio but potentially cropping the preview.
• Aspect Fit: The preview will scale down to fill the element’s bounds, preserving the aspect ratio but potentially leaving some of the element’s area unfilled.

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Quality

Set the quality of the recording to 720p (low), 1080p (medium), or 4k (high). (for video mode only)

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FPS

Set the frames per second to 12, 24, or 30 fps. (for video mode only)

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Show Preview

Choose to display the camera feed. When off, users can take photos or videos, but cannot see a preview of what’s being captured.

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Pinch to Zoom

Choose if users can pinch the camera’s preview to zoom in and out, like the iOS Camera app.

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Resources

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