Part 22: Enabling your app to Take Photos

Update: 2012-10-26

Description

In this lesson, we demonstrate how easy it is to take a photo and share it directly from our app.

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In Channel

Part 34: Where to go from here?

2012-10-2608:30

Part 33: Simulating Product Purchases

2012-10-2611:29

Part 32: Simulating App Purchases

2012-10-2608:35

Part 31: Detecting Trial Versions

2012-10-2615:54

Part 30: Incorporating Scheduled Toasts

2012-10-2609:12

Part 29: Incorporating Push Notifications

2012-10-2611:10

Part 28: Enabling Secondary Tiles

2012-10-2610:13

Part 27: Implementing User Preferences

2012-10-2607:13

Part 26: Saving User Preferences

2012-10-2611:20

Part 25: Adding a Settings Command and Settings Flyout

2012-10-2606:59

Part 24: Lifetime Management - Saving and Restoring State

2012-10-2617:03

Part 23: Enabling your app to Record Video

2012-10-2604:11

Part 22: Enabling your app to Take Photos

2012-10-2605:50

Part 21: Implementing an AppBar and Flyout

2012-10-2609:08

Part 20: Implementing the Search Contract

2012-10-2619:57

Part 19: Implementing the Share Contract

2012-10-2609:25

Part 18: Enabling Semantic Zooming

2012-10-2607:41

Part 17: Accommodating the Snapped State

2012-10-2611:10

Part 16: Responding to Device Orientation Changes

2012-10-2615:48

Part 15: Implementing Type Converters

2012-10-2616:32

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Part 22: Enabling your app to Take Photos

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Part 22: Enabling your app to Take Photos

Dan Fernandez, Bob Tabor

Part 22: Enabling your app to Take Photos