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I’m very new to android SDK, and I was wondering how easy it is to do what I ask in the title, I want to write an app which uses the default camera app to take a picture with different exposures (so with one button user will take 5 pictures (exposure: -4, -2, 0, +2, +4))
Thanks,
In order to set the exposure compensation you need to be able to get a hold of a
Cameraobject in order to obtain the parameters and then call thesetExposureCompensation(int)method. However, this is not possible by simply using the default camera app (which is shown here by using intents).In order to accomplish this goal you will need to build a custom camera app, which is no small task. It is a lot of fun though if you’re ready for the ride!