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CameraKit is an open-source, easy-to-use library for the Camera API on Android. High-level, simple, and extremely performant.

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Emerson Cloud in CameraKit

Jan 29, 2019

JpegKit v0.2.2

The last release of JpegKit, v0.2.0 introduced new wrappers for libjpeg-turbo. This was a major redesign to the JpegKit library…

Emerson Cloud in CameraKit

Jan 23, 2019

CameraKit v0.13.5

Oh hey there, nice to see you again.

Emerson Cloud in CameraKit

Jan 21, 2019

BlurKit Release v1.1.1

Today we’ve release v1.1.1, the latest release of BlurKit. It brings some small changes to help improve compatibility…

Emerson Cloud in CameraKit

Jan 9, 2019

CameraKit Release v0.13.4

While we are building video support in CameraKit v1.0.0, we will continue to maintain v0.13.X as the latest…

Emerson Cloud in CameraKit

Dec 6, 2018

CameraKit v0.13.3

With the latest beta version, v1.0.0-beta3.10 migrating to AndroidX and receiving dependency updates, we thought it fitting to…

Austin Kettner in CameraKit

Nov 29, 2018

Our New CameraKit Documentation Site

We always are working to find ways to make CameraKit more accessible and simple to use, and in the past few months, this has represented a big focus for us. We are advocates of open source in every way; not only for its ability to create great communities but also…

Emerson Cloud in CameraKit

Nov 28, 2018

CameraKit v1.0.0-beta3.10

The CameraKit team is hard at work creating a stable 1.0.0 release of CameraKit-Android! In the mean time, we will…

Emerson Cloud in CameraKit

Oct 11, 2018

Revitalizing BlurKit

BlurKit is an extraordinarily easy to use and performant utility to render real…

Emerson Cloud in CameraKit

Aug 24, 2018

Getting Started With CameraKit v1.0.0-beta1

CameraKit is a simple to use wrapper for Googles Camera1 and Camera2 APIs. In this…

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Emerson Cloud in CameraKit

Jul 10, 2018

CameraKit and Kotlin

Here at CameraKit we are always trying to keep up to date with modern Android development tools. In upcoming releases, we will be transitioning our codebase from Java into Kotlin. I’ll discuss Kotlin and how it can help take CameraKit to the next level.