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Zahra Posted - Aug 28 2019 : 00:29:39
Hi,
when using ImgaeEnView as frame grabber, how can i change the settings of camera like Exposure setting, contrast , brightness , and .... ?
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whisper1980 Posted - Sep 05 2019 : 14:06:07
If using DirectShow and after you've connected to the camera, you could invoke the camera's settings like this:
ImageEnView1.IO.DShowParams.ShowPropertyPages(iepVideoInput, ietFilter, false);

But setting it directly via your code could be difficult. This might help:
https://medium.com/home-wireless/how-to-control-a-webcam-using-c-and-mediafoundation-9fcb1a6f0eb8

Eric
Zahra Posted - Aug 28 2019 : 06:05:19
OK, thanks
xequte Posted - Aug 28 2019 : 03:15:56
Hi

That is not possible, I'm afraid.

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com