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Set up your development environment for Electronic Image Stabilization.
Experience the stabilized camera preview in a sample app.
Open the sample project
This quickstart uses OpenGL, a
programming interface for rendering 2D and 3D vector graphics. Review
Enable ARCore before getting started with the
following steps.
Get the sample project by cloning the repository with the following command:
In Android Studio, open the hello_eis_kotlin sample project, located in the samples subdirectory within the arcore-android-sdk directory.
Run the sample
The HelloEIS sample app lets you toggle the image stabilization for camera preview on supported devices.
Make sure your Android device is connected to the development machine and click
Run in Android Studio.
Your device may prompt you to install or update
Google Play Services for AR
if it is missing or out of date. Tap CONTINUE to install it from the
Google Play Store.
Toggle EIS
Tap the gear icon and select Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) to toggle EIS on/off.
Select Enable EIS to enable EIS.
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in Android Studio.
