Android Camera Integration to Take Photos (including Android 10, API 29)- Kotlin Tutorial

Build an app which integrates camera functionality, allowing the user to take a picture and display that image in our app. We’ll be using an external camera application to capture the image rather than integrating the camera directly into our app.

Guides about integrating the camera:

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Timestamps:
0:00- Intro
0:38- Two ways to integrate camera functionality in your app
2:12- How to get the image if you’re ok with a low quality image
5:14- Handling onActivityResult once the user has taken a picture with the camera
7:06- Demo of app capturing the low quality image
7:45- How to get a high quality image from the camera
10:33- Introducing the file provider to securely pass the file to the camera app
14:15- Demo of app capturing the high quality image

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Timestamps if you want to jump to a particular spot in the video:
0:38- Two ways to integrate camera functionality in your app
2:12- How to get the image if you’re ok with a low quality image
5:14- Handling onActivityResult once the user has taken a picture with the camera
7:06- Demo of app capturing the low quality image
7:45- How to get a high quality image from the camera
10:33- Introducing the file provider to securely pass the file to the camera app
14:15- Demo of app capturing the high quality image

[JordanBuser]

Great video - clear and concise, explaining the logic behind the code is sadly rare these days... subscribed!

[chiranjeevshubham]

This is what I am looking for many days ❤️ Thanks Sir 🙏

[ecdnuzk]

Thanks alot rahul. love how clear and concise this tut was. You helped me fix a crash i was experience due to filepath. Would appreciate more tuts from this channel, heck i wouldnt mind a really good paid course from you, i like your style of teaching very much

[stillpickinganame]

What a clear and straight to the point explanation! Thank you for this amazing video! Keep up with the good work!

[hamooon]

Wish I could give this more likes. Exactly what I needed

[akashkumardas]

Thanks bro, your English totally match with native English speaker

[imashnake_]

Jeez this is the most underrated channel I know. Great content Rahul!

[shabab]

Amazing!! I have been struggling with this for a long time. Thank you very much for this clear tutorial...

[aihoneyai]

thank you for explaining the two ways cause I watch many tutorials but they have diff code and no explanation. this helps a lot.

[pavangonahal]

Helped a lot! I don't know kotlin, I will understand the code and write it in java

[terlanabaszade]

Very thanks sir. But app rotates image automatically

[notheory-norules]

Dear Rahul Pandey -- if we should ever met in reallife just remind me that i Owe you a beer for that extraordinary informative tutorial .. Keep It Up

[romana]

Awesome tutorial! Thank you, I learned a lot in a short amount of time here.

Question.. I know it would certainly take some effort and time to do, but have you ever considered doing one on CameraX and exploiting the camera for some interesting sensor data or even just making an app that incorporates the camera as part of a camera app with more features? Maybe something that has a very basic filter / frame rate setting / time lapse component?

[bboydarknesz]

man this is very great video.
anyway so we don't need to make request permission camera again ?

[hematogeng]

Maan I used to code in C# but today tried kotlin. It is so much easier to write and understand.

[joshuarandezperez]

why does my screen turn into black when I use a fragment?

[jayceeddeyro]

May I know why use linear layout instead of constraint layout?

[harishlodha]

Sir background video recorder app se user Jo video record karta hai kya vo video app developer ke pass bhi store hota hai kya

[vincentalcid]

Thank you for this tutorial it helps our project a lot :)