ImageCaptureCapabilities

Added in 1.4.0

Kotlin |Java

interface ImageCaptureCapabilities

ImageCaptureCapabilities is used to query ImageCapture use case capabilities on the device.

Summary

Public functions
`(Mutable)Set<Int!>`	`getSupportedOutputFormats()` Gets the supported `ImageCapture.OutputFormat` set.
`Boolean`	`isCaptureProcessProgressSupported()` Returns if the takePicture() call in `ImageCapture` is capable of notifying the `onCaptureProcessProgressed` or `onCaptureProcessProgressed` callback to the apps.
`Boolean`	`isPostviewSupported()` Returns if the takePicture() call in `ImageCapture` is capable of outputting postview images.

Public functions

getSupportedOutputFormats

Added in 1.4.0

fun getSupportedOutputFormats(): (Mutable)Set<Int!>

Gets the supported ImageCapture.OutputFormat set.

The set returned will always contain OUTPUT_FORMAT_JPEG format, support for other formats will vary by camera.

Returns
`(Mutable)Set<Int!>`	a set of supported output formats.

See also
`setOutputFormat`

isCaptureProcessProgressSupported

Added in 1.4.0

fun isCaptureProcessProgressSupported(): Boolean

Returns if the takePicture() call in ImageCapture is capable of notifying the onCaptureProcessProgressed or onCaptureProcessProgressed callback to the apps.

isPostviewSupported

Added in 1.4.0

fun isPostviewSupported(): Boolean

Returns if the takePicture() call in ImageCapture is capable of outputting postview images.

A postview image is a low-quality image that's produced earlier during image capture than the final high-quality image, and can be used as a thumbnail or placeholder until the final image is ready. If supported, apps can enable the postview using setPostviewEnabled.