Indicates to use the camera default scene mode.
Indicates to allow the system determine the best settings to use to take the picture.
Indicates to use a faster shutter speed.
A fast shutter speed allows you to capture images where the subjects are quickly moving, such as sports shots.
Indicates to drop the mid-range tones in image before saving it.
Indicates to produce a soft effect when photographing people.
Indicates to the system that the image is a piece of paper with text on it.
Indicates to the system that the image is a barcode.
The camera is optimized by the system to recognize the barcode image.
A fast shutter speed allows you to capture images where the subjects are quickly moving, such as action shots.
Indicates to not apply any post-processing effects.
In test mode, pixels are untouched by the ISP as image optimizations are turned off. This is used for manufacturing tests and calibration.
Indicates to compensate exposure for bright scenes.
Indicates to compensate exposure for dark scenes.
Indicates the total number of supported scene modes.
Use camera_get_scene_modes() to determine which modes are supported for the current platform and camera.
Scene modes specify the camera settings to use, effects, and predefined visual styles applied by the camera hardware to achieve a specific image result. For example, you can specify to use a faster shutter speed for fast moving objects.