Control your cameras settings without using the software provided (or not) by the company.
This is a fork of itaybre/CameraController. Changes from the original:
- Sliders with an auto mode (Exposure, White Balance, Focus, Hue) can be moved while auto is on; moving one switches it to manual
- Double-click a slider's handle to reset it to the camera's default
- Right-click the menu bar icon to open the app, apply a profile or quit
- Works with more cameras (e.g. Logitech C922), which previously showed empty settings tabs
- Window sizes to fit the controls, with no scrolling
- Always uses dark appearance, so it's readable in Light Mode
- Opens faster: cameras are detected in the background
- Camera preview no longer freezes the window while it starts or switches cameras
- Fixed Pan/Tilt sending broken values to the camera
- More reliable camera detection on newer macOS
- Fixed the "Move to Applications" prompt
Download this version from Releases: each release includes a signed and notarised app, ready to use. Unzip it and move CameraController.app to Applications. The Homebrew install below gets the original app.
Download the latest .zip from Releases.
brew install --cask cameracontroller
- Apply latest settings on startup
- Add more Unit Tests
- Support for some vendor specific capabilities (like Logitech LED control)
Open issues if you have a question, an enhancement to suggest or a bug you've found. If you want you can fork the code yourself and submit a pull request to improve the app.
- Xcode
- Swiftlint
Clone the project
$ git clone https://github.com/itaybre/CameraController.gitYou're all set ! Now open the CameraController.xcodeproj with Xcode
- Does it work with Apple's Facetime Camera?
In old machines it will work, but new machines (wth T1 and T2 chip) require a special entitlement only available to Apple.
- macOS Catalina (
10.15) and up. - Works with cameras controllable via UVC.
- @itaybre
- Icons by @herrerajeff