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Welcome to the xZoom Become more Pro about your camera.

Here you will know about direct camera access, camera video formats, set the stabilization modes, how to control the lens focus and how does look like the maximum digital zoom on your camera.

You can get the physical camera access to each one of those (if you have more then one) · Portrait (front camera) · Telephoto (has optical zoom) · Wide (your default camera) · Ultra-Wide (has ultra-wide angel)

By default your camera app operates with the logical camera device that keeps all your physical camera device into one (we call it builtInTripleCamera, or builtInDualCamera if you have only two back cameras).

So when you making zoom in from ×0.5 to ×5.0, right behind the scene the iPhone switching from Ultra-Wide to Wide cameras, then from Wide to Telephoto. And you don’t recognise the camera switch. That’s why it’s made if for.

But what if you need to get strait access to your physical camera device? Let’s imagine you need to test you Wide camera sensor with 48MP with peak zoom values. Right, you need the direct camera access.

Well, we get it. What’s next?

Then you may choose the video format that reflects the most to your needs. It could be the: · Slow-Mo · 10-bit · wide color range · default color range · supported VIS (video stabilization) Usually, is about ~ 50 supported formats There’s a lot of different formats and each has it’s own proc and cons.

Each format has it’s own maximum available video zoom factor (digital zoom value) The most common top zoom values · ×9 · ×12 · ×16 · ×61 · ×67 · ×94 · ×123 · ×135 · ×171 · ×189

Video stabilization If the video format supports VIS you may activate the video stabilization stabilization mode abbreviators: · off · auto · s - standard · c - cinematic · cE - cinematic extended

Frame Rate Pick the one you need from the available frame rate rage (e.g. 12fps, 24fps, 30fps, 32fps)

Focus Lens manage You can manually manage the lens position (if available) make the focusing more accurate.

Use default presets · Photo (no stabilization supported) · 4K · FullHD · HD · High - for high quality video and audio output (but not the biggest size) · Medium - suitable for medium quality output · Low - for lowest video size · 1280×720 · 960×540 · 640×480 · 352×288

Supported codecs: · HEIC · HEVC · MPEG · JPEG

Supported devices: · starts from iPhone 7

Supported iOS: · starts from iOS 15

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