Using the camera in my app

[nevarDeath]

So I can't find documentation on using the camera in my app anywhere! nowhere at the apople developer connection, nowhere on google. I searched here and found it was part of a private framework, but that's not enough info for me (yes I'm new to this) Anybody have a clue? Sample code maybe?

[nighthawk311]

I believe this is what your looking for. I posted the link to the .dmg you need to download from apple. Comes with everything you need in incorporate the image capture.

ftp://ftp.apple.com/developer/Develo..._Tiger_SDK.dmg

"This package contains the Image Capture SDK for Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger for both application development and camera/scanner module development. It includes sample code and documentation demonstrating how to use the Image Capture framework to access camera/scanner devices and how to write Image Capture camera/scanner modules and TWAIN Data Sources for Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger. Also included are the ICAAPITest tool for testing the APIs, CameraCheck tool to test a device with Image Capture, Image Capture Browser for browsing ICA objects and properties, ICANotificationListener tool to check for ICA notifications and the TWAIN_DS_Tester to test TWAIN Data Sources for use with Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger."

[nevarDeath]

Sweet, I will check this out and make sure it works with the iPhone and report back.

Ok, found the info I was looking for finally. You have to include CameraController.h, it's from the PhotoLibrary class. I got the info from "iPhone Open Application Devlopment" by Jonathan A. Zdziarski (the man!) it was in a torrent I found.

[CyberGreg]

...so you're gonna go buy the book, now right?

[nevarDeath]

Well of course! I always buy stuff I get from torrents once I try it out. Isn't that what everyone does?

[CyberGreg]

good one...