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Testing the sample app with my Moto G (4) with Android 6.0.1 the camera preview is noticeably darker than the stock camera app. I believe this is because the FPS is too high for the dynamic exposure to work. There is probably a more sophisticated solution, but I found that setting the FPS with CameraSource.Builder.SetRequestedFps() fixed the issue. The maximum value to 1 dp that worked for me was 17.5f. Perhaps a configuration parameter could be added for FPS to allow this to be fixed while also allowing a higher FPS if that is preferred?
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Testing the sample app with my Moto G (4) with Android 6.0.1 the camera preview is noticeably darker than the stock camera app. I believe this is because the FPS is too high for the dynamic exposure to work. There is probably a more sophisticated solution, but I found that setting the FPS with
CameraSource.Builder.SetRequestedFps()
fixed the issue. The maximum value to 1 dp that worked for me was17.5f
. Perhaps a configuration parameter could be added for FPS to allow this to be fixed while also allowing a higher FPS if that is preferred?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: