AdvancedPhotoControl.SupportedModes Property

Definition

Namespace:

Windows.Media.Devices

Gets a list of the advanced capture modes supported by the current capture device.

public:
 property IVectorView<AdvancedPhotoMode> ^ SupportedModes { IVectorView<AdvancedPhotoMode> ^ get(); };

IVectorView<AdvancedPhotoMode> SupportedModes();

public IReadOnlyList<AdvancedPhotoMode> SupportedModes { get; }

var iVectorView = advancedPhotoControl.supportedModes;

Public ReadOnly Property SupportedModes As IReadOnlyList(Of AdvancedPhotoMode)

Property Value

IVectorView<AdvancedPhotoMode>

IReadOnlyList<AdvancedPhotoMode>

A list of the advanced capture modes supported by the current capture device.

Remarks

Note

Starting with Windows 10, version 1709, recording video and using AdvancedPhotoCapture concurrently is supported. This is not supported in previous versions. This change means that you can have a prepared LowLagMediaRecording and AdvancedPhotoCapture at the same time. You can start or stop video recording between calls to MediaCapture.PrepareAdvancedPhotoCaptureAsync and AdvancedPhotoCapture.FinishAsync. You can also call AdvancedPhotoCapture.CaptureAsync while video is recording. However, some AdvancedPhotoCapture scenarios, like capturing an HDR photo while recording video would cause some video frames to be altered by the HDR capture, resulting in a negative user experience. For this reason, the list of modes returned by the AdvancedPhotoControl.SupportedModes will be different while video is recording. You should check this value immediately after starting or stopping video recording to ensure that the desired mode is supported in the current video recording state.