AVCaptureMultiCamSession
Asked on 2025-06-30
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The AVCaptureMultiCamSession is not directly mentioned in the provided context. However, the context does discuss various aspects of camera capture and control using AVFoundation and related APIs, which are often used in conjunction with AVCaptureMultiCamSession for advanced camera functionalities.
For more detailed information on camera capture and control, you might find the session "Enhancing your camera experience with capture controls" from WWDC 2025 useful. This session covers how to improve user interaction with capture controls and programmatically map physical button gestures to camera actions.
If you are interested in cinematic video capture, the session "Capture cinematic video in your app" from WWDC 2025 provides insights into creating a great capture experience for cinematic videos using new APIs.
For specific details on AVCaptureMultiCamSession, you might want to explore Apple's developer documentation or other WWDC sessions that focus on multi-camera setups.
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