Take Photos Using the Camera with Jetpack Compose

[@thomaswaldorf2829]

Sooo much good info here! Thank you for making this easy! I was able to drop this right into my project! :)

[@krbtube]

Thanks super helpful! Great way to break this complex topic down and make it easy to understand.

[@alexnovikov1609]

Great tutorial. Thank you! I went through it from cover to cover. Everything works great with the latest versions of the libraries at the moment except one thing: "Unresolved reference: shutdown" for the line "cameraExecutor.shutdown()". Any ideas how I can solve this?

[@Ulkan117]

Thanks a lot ! Clear and clean !

[@RC-gt5om]

Great tutorial! Thank you!

[@EmanNollase]

great tutorial! question, how do you enable/disable torch? thanks

[@hinocenciopaulo]

Beautiful

[@shkiper123]

@Kilo Loco is there any posibilities to add blur to camera preview?

[@howididit917]

You could use the accompanist permission package for requesting permissions in compose

[@bahromkomilov23]

🔥🔥🔥

[@stayavolkov95]

Hello bro. Could you make a similar video on how to record video in a jetpack compose?

[@sb-cr4wu]

great video thanks. If I want a button to switch between front/back cameras I can change CameraSelector in onClick on a button but how does that work with the LaunchedEffect? Thanks...

[@sb-cr4wu]

it seems to work by changing lensFacing to: var lensFacing by remember {mutableStateOf(CameraSelector.LENS_FACING_BACK) } but not sure if this is acceptable as a beginner

[@conorsmall1373]

legend

[@joeharbaugh9752]

i like your channel and your presentation style. can you do a video on TextEditingController in flutter? also a vid on keys and global keys in flutter? thnx

[@HuiYoo]

A quick warning. If it looks like the above code is not working then it likely that you are running an Android 12 emulator. At the time of this comment, there is a bug where Android 12 emulators do not trigger the takePicture function.