Camera on Android how to adjust the brightness ?
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wrote on 9 Apr 2025, 13:57 last edited by
QCamera or QML Camera on Android how to adjust the brightness ? I try to modify manualIsoSensitivity and exposureCompensation , no effect, althought i can implement by MultiEffect with image or videoouput , i think should have a property to changed camera itself ?
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QCamera or QML Camera on Android how to adjust the brightness ? I try to modify manualIsoSensitivity and exposureCompensation , no effect, althought i can implement by MultiEffect with image or videoouput , i think should have a property to changed camera itself ?
Lifetime Qt Championwrote on 9 Apr 2025, 14:04 last edited by jsulm 4 Sept 2025, 14:05@LZHD If "brightness" means exposure here then setExposureCompensation() should work. Please show how you're using it.
You should also check whether changing exposure compensation is supported using https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qcamera.html#supportedFeatures-prop -
@LZHD If "brightness" means exposure here then setExposureCompensation() should work. Please show how you're using it.
You should also check whether changing exposure compensation is supported using https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qcamera.html#supportedFeatures-propwrote on 9 Apr 2025, 15:08 last edited by@jsulm i try to setExposureCompensation seem not any changed. I try to console supportedFeatures is 32 in hex is 0x20 that means it is only support FocusDistance. Qt's camera also supports too few features on Android compared to Java.
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@jsulm i try to setExposureCompensation seem not any changed. I try to console supportedFeatures is 32 in hex is 0x20 that means it is only support FocusDistance. Qt's camera also supports too few features on Android compared to Java.
Lifetime Qt Championwrote on 10 Apr 2025, 07:28 last edited by jsulm 4 Oct 2025, 07:29@LZHD OK, if supportedFeatures says exposure compensation is not supported then it will not work with Qt.
What Qt version do you use?
1/4