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Unable to control photo size of camera image
I have developed a desktop application in VB.Net.
The application takes a photo from the camera installed on the PC and stores the image in a folder.
On my test system, I have a Logitech Web Cam Pro 9000. When I take the photo, the image is quite large (almost 1600 px wide).
When I deploy this to the Surface Pro 3, the photo image size is quite small (640px wide). The surface Pro inbuilt camera supports very large photo sizes when taken directly from the OS. However, I am unable to change or control the image size in my application.
How can I get the camera to take larger photographs?
The application takes a photo from the camera installed on the PC and stores the image in a folder.
On my test system, I have a Logitech Web Cam Pro 9000. When I take the photo, the image is quite large (almost 1600 px wide).
When I deploy this to the Surface Pro 3, the photo image size is quite small (640px wide). The surface Pro inbuilt camera supports very large photo sizes when taken directly from the OS. However, I am unable to change or control the image size in my application.
How can I get the camera to take larger photographs?
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You have posted no source code, which is a direct contributor to no one taking up your question.
Much will depend on how you've coded things and what driver the Surface camera supports.
There is syntax is the libraries associated with cameras to specify sizes, but the syntax must be sussed out, and then tested to see if the driver supports such calls.
Can you post your code?
Much will depend on how you've coded things and what driver the Surface camera supports.
There is syntax is the libraries associated with cameras to specify sizes, but the syntax must be sussed out, and then tested to see if the driver supports such calls.
Can you post your code?
We are using "DirectX.Capture.DLL" for capturing photos from webcam.
"Size (1600, 1200)" works and capture photos if camera is Logitech.
But on surface pro if i set size as (1280,1024), still it takes saves photo with (640,360) size.
We need this or a sufficiently large sized photograph. The exact dimensions are not very important. However, 640,360 is too small.
CaptureInformation.Capture
Rate = 3000
CaptureInformation.Capture
"Size (1600, 1200)" works and capture photos if camera is Logitech.
But on surface pro if i set size as (1280,1024), still it takes saves photo with (640,360) size.
We need this or a sufficiently large sized photograph. The exact dimensions are not very important. However, 640,360 is too small.
CaptureInformation.Capture
Rate = 3000
CaptureInformation.Capture
Ok, the Surface Pro 3 is supposed to have 1080p cameras front and back, so try
CaptureInformation.Capture
Rate = 3000
CaptureInformation.Capture
and see if that will go
The driver will ignore any invalid input and give you the default, which is clearly 640x 360.
But too, Rate = 3000 gives me the idea you are taking more than a one-off still shot.
If the driver thinks you are requesting video, that too is a different ball of wax
CaptureInformation.Capture
Rate = 3000
CaptureInformation.Capture
and see if that will go
The driver will ignore any invalid input and give you the default, which is clearly 640x 360.
But too, Rate = 3000 gives me the idea you are taking more than a one-off still shot.
If the driver thinks you are requesting video, that too is a different ball of wax
But look here
The DirectX.Capture.DLL may not play well!
http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/559437/Capturing-Video-from-Web-camera-on-Windows-and-by
The DirectX.Capture.DLL may not play well!
http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/559437/Capturing-Video-from-Web-camera-on-Windows-and-by
Thank you. Since it is the holiday season, i will need a few more days to try this and get back to you. Appreciate the patience!
1) We are capturing photos, not video
2) The default size of surface camera when taken directly from OS is 2592 x 1728
3) when taking the photo using our app code, it always creates a photo of 640 x 360 irrespective of the size that we mention in our code
2) The default size of surface camera when taken directly from OS is 2592 x 1728
3) when taking the photo using our app code, it always creates a photo of 640 x 360 irrespective of the size that we mention in our code
Have you looked at the link:
This may be the problem.
Is your test/dev unit Windows 7?
After starting to use the Win8-Desktop, I found that some old technologies do not work well, especially DirectShow. For instance, capturing of live video from web-camera by DirectShow works perfect on WinXP, Vista, Win7, and allows to get the specific resolution. For example, from Microsoft Life Studio Web-Camera, I can get video with 1080p. However, on Win8-Desktop, I can get only a 640x480 video. The fact is that the function in the line code, which on Win7 returns HRESULT - S_OK returns FAILED on Win8-Desktop.
This may be the problem.
Is your test/dev unit Windows 7?
Test and development unit is windows 7.
Deployment Unit is Surface Pro 3
I did look at the link. It seems to be for Video. We are only taking photographs.
Am I missing something?
Deployment Unit is Surface Pro 3
I did look at the link. It seems to be for Video. We are only taking photographs.
Am I missing something?
What is video but a stream of pictures and audio?
You are using "DirectX.Capture.DLL"
That may or may not be the source of the problem, but if it is impaired for video, it is likely impaired for still photographs as well.
Look here
https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/CameraCaptureUI-Sample-845a53ac
There's a VB.Net sample to work with.
This is using a very different library than your attempt -- likely because of the issues I've noted -- which is that MS can't make their minds up about an API and keep supporting it.
The wheel keeps being re-invented
https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/Media-Capture-Sample-adf87622
You are using "DirectX.Capture.DLL"
That may or may not be the source of the problem, but if it is impaired for video, it is likely impaired for still photographs as well.
Look here
https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/CameraCaptureUI-Sample-845a53ac
There's a VB.Net sample to work with.
This is using a very different library than your attempt -- likely because of the issues I've noted -- which is that MS can't make their minds up about an API and keep supporting it.
The wheel keeps being re-invented
https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/Media-Capture-Sample-adf87622
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So you are surprised that it doesn't work?
You must develop for your target -- which does not seem to support the library you are targeting in the same way as it does on Win 7.