The article discusses how to use the Camera control in a Canvas app to capture images automatically at certain intervals. The Camera control feature is part of Microsoft's Power Apps and enables developers to set a StreamRate property that indicates how frequently the image on the Stream property should be updated. This update rate is measured in milliseconds and can vary from 100 (equivalent to a tenth of a second) to 3,600,000 (equal to an hour).
The Camera control in Canvas apps offers a sophisticated mechanism to capture and update images. It provides developers with a high degree of flexibility in determining update intervals. Whether it's images captured every few milliseconds or after an extended period of an hour, the control effectively caters to diverse imaging needs. The ability to control these features programmatically brings unprecedented ease and control over how applications interact with image capturing and handling processes.
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In this article, we will look at how to use the Camera control in Microsoft Power Apps to automatically capture images at specified intervals. To capture an image on a button click, the StreamRate property of the Camera control must be set. The StreamRate property specifies how often to update the image on the Stream property, in milliseconds and can range from 100 (1/10th of a second) to 3,600,000 (1 hour). We will also look at how to manually capture an image.
Power Apps, Camera Control, Auto Capture Images, StreamRate, Stream, OnStart, OnStop, Capture an Image, Intervals.