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[sovasnight]

Information group devices too primitive. I was using this app for a long time but i have a need to display information for each camera on my device (sensor size , aperture, etc.). And i coud see this information about only 1 of 3 back and one front cameras.

Please, add new feature: display more information about each camera on device, and additional information about supported camera2api functions.

Device: Huawei P30 Lite.

Android ver.10

EMUI ver. 10.0.0.194

P.S.

Another applications for displaying HW information have detected each camera.

P.S.S.

Sorry for my broken english. And thx for this app.

 

[Fiery]

16 hours ago, sovasnight said:

Information group devices too primitive. I was using this app for a long time but i have a need to display information for each camera on my device (sensor size , aperture, etc.). And i coud see this information about only 1 of 3 back and one front cameras.

Please, add new feature: display more information about each camera on device, and additional information about supported camera2api functions.

Device: Huawei P30 Lite.

Android ver.10

EMUI ver. 10.0.0.194

P.S.

Another applications for displaying HW information have detected each camera.

P.S.S.

Sorry for my broken english. And thx for this app.

 

Please note that on most devices dual and triple cameras are managed by the underlying Android platform as single cameras. So it's not possible to detect their individual properties using the standard Android Camera API.

[SabrinaF]

I've got a problem. Perhaps this may not be related to app.If all the cameras are managed by as a single camera, how it can be detected if one camera got a technical issue or another fault? how does app show that? 

[Fiery]

2 hours ago, SabrinaF said:

I've got a problem. Perhaps this may not be related to app.If all the cameras are managed by as a single camera, how it can be detected if one camera got a technical issue or another fault? how does app show that? 

Most likely it's not possible to detect that.