DJI Mobile SDK Documentation

Mobile SDK

      Widget
      FocusExposureSwitchWidget
      MapWidget
      WiFiSignalWidget
      RadarWidget
      HistogramWidget
      AutoExposureLockWidget
      PreFlightStatusWidget
      ConnectionWidget
      FlightModeWidget
      BatteryWidget
      RemoteControlSignalWidget
      GPSSignalWidget
      VideoSignalWidget
      VisionWidget
      DashboardWidget
      CompassWidget
      DistanceHomeWidget
      HorizontalVelocityWidget
      DistanceRCWidget
      VerticalVelocityWidget
      AltitudeWidget
      CameraControlsWidget
      PictureVideoSwitch
      CameraCaptureWidget
      ExposureSettingsMenu
      RemainingFlightTimeWidget
      ColorWaveformWidget
      FPVWidget
      FPVOverlayWidget
      TakeOffWidget
      ReturnHomeWidget
      FocusModeWidget
      CameraConfigShutterWidget
      CameraConfigApertureWidget
      CameraConfigISOAndEIWidget
      CameraConfigWBWidget
      CameraConfigStorageWidget
      CameraConfigSSDWidget
      CameraConfigEVWidget
      CompassCalibratingWorkFlow
      Widgets
      SpeakerWidget
      BeaconWidget
      SpotlightWidget
      Default Layout
      SpeakerPanel
      AccessLockerWidget
      SpotlightPanel
      Panel
      PreFlightCheckListPanel
      CameraSettingAdvancedPanel
      CameraSettingExposurePanel
      RTKStatusPanel

      class CameraCaptureWidget

      class CameraCaptureWidget extends ButtonWidget
      Package:dji.ux.widget.controls
      Inherits From:ButtonWidget
      Display:

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      In shooting photo, the widget can show the mode of photo will be taken and the related setting of that mode as following:

      • Single mode.
      • HDR mode.
      • Burst mode and the number of burst shot will be taken.
      • AEB mode and the number of shot will be taken.
      • Interval mode.
      Interaction:

      Tapping when in shoot photo mode will take a photo. Tapping when in record video mode will start/stop recording.

      Usage:

      Preferred Aspect Ratio: 3:4. Check CameraControlsWidget for an example of its usage.