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whether Camera api cannot provide raw format image storage function but Camera2 can achieve it? #1

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Katherinexx opened this issue Nov 13, 2018 · 3 comments

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@Katherinexx
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Two questions.

  1. Only Camera2 can provide RAW image storage function, true or not?
  2. I used Genymotion monitor, and chose Galaxy s9. But it doesn't support Camera2. I want to know what the monitor you use which can support Camera2?

thx.

@RuurdBijlsma
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1: I know camera2 can provide RAW image functionality, I don't know about the old api
2: I use Android Studio's built in emulator, it can be found here. This supports camera2

@Katherinexx
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Your code can run in my Galaxy phone. But the only problem occurs when I click the button to see the pictures I have captured, it turns to be a grey image with no information. And I cannot see the image captured in the system album. Do you know what happened?

1: I know camera2 can provide RAW image functionality, I don't know about the old api
2: I use Android Studio's built in emulator, it can be found here. This supports camera2

@RuurdBijlsma
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I remember something like this, but I haven't worked on this repository for over a year, so i'm not sure. This app was mostly made as a prototype to learn the new camera2 functionality.

I think the photo does get saved to the gallery, but it doesn't properly update it or something. If you look at the photos folder (probably Camera/DCIM/ or something) with a file explorer maybe you will find the pictures. If not, I guess it's broken.

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