Take multiple photos with camera

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Posted on by Rafia Mohammed

Before going through the requirement i will share the screenshot for better understanding.

The four are the rectangles and i have inserted four cameras in four rectangles.

now if i press the first rectangle i should able to see 1st rectangle camera on right side(Right-side camera), i mean the replica of 1st rectangle camera

if i press the second rectangle i should able to see 2nd rectangle camera on right side(Right-side camera) and the same goes with 3rd and fourth.

Can you guys please suggest me how can i achieve this

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Hi @Dishen ,

Does your device have 4 cameras?

If so, I did a test for you.

Add 4 Rectangles and set their onselect property to:

Set(A,0)

Set(A,1)

Set(A,2)

Set(A,3)

Add 4 cameras and set their Camera property to:

0

1

2

3

Place the camera at the bottom of the tree view.

Set all the color properties of rectangles .

Set the biggest camera control's Camera property to:

If(A=Blank(),0,A)

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No it is not filled my requirement. Instead of rectangle i took the button and trying to do. let me tell you the entire scenario.
Now 1. There are four buttons and i have inserted the camera inside the buttons.
2. Four are the different cameras.
3. If i click on the 1st button the big camera should take picture of the 1st button
4. In the same way if i click on the second button the big camera should take picture of the second button and same goes with 3rd and fourth.
5. One more thing is after taking the picture of 1st button(camera), the image should not move and same goes with the four buttons. If we try to achieve this i have one more additional thing is whenever we are capturing the first image(1st button), the three buttons(3 cameras) should not be enabled, same goes with the other buttons.
Thank you. Please guide me

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Hi @Dishen ,

Please clarify my doubts.

1\ Why you use 4 buttons? Why don't you directly use the onselect property of the camera?

2\ I have a question about this sentence.

'One more thing is after taking the picture of 1st button(camera), the image should not move'

The image in which camera cannot be moved? 4 small cameras or the big one?

Why not use the image control instead of the big camera to collect the photos you took?

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1. Why i use four buttons is: For example: i have one room and i want to take pictures of four different sides(left,right,front, back) of the room.
2. Big camera is usually there to take pictures of four buttons(camera). but if am going to take picture of 1st button, the remaining three buttons should not capture anything, and should be visible blank until and unless if we go and press the second button.
For reference i can say one example: When we are writing the certification exams(Pearson vue), we will have the camera that capture four sides of the room(it will ask to take workspace pictures).
Thank you

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Am still waiting for the reply. Thank you

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