See the Camera Sample we maintain on GitHub if you want an example of that. I'd recommend using the Camera API and building your own camera controls if you need that functionality, since you can probably test if the user even has a camera to open, with a bit of luck. You can use the LaunchUriAsync API to call that URI, and that should open the Camera app: await Launcher.LaunchUriAsync(new Uri(":")) Īs I said before though, this could fail for a bunch of reasons, so I wouldn't recommend this. To block all apps from using the camera you can turn off the master switch Let apps use my camera.
(You can find installed protocols under Control Panel\Programs\Default Programs\Set Associations) Edit: Note, turns out that this protocol isn't registered on windows 8.1, so keep that in mind too! On Windows 10, at least, the default camera app installs with a protocol URI of. Opening the camera app can fail for various reasons, and the camera app itself may just throw out an error message if the user's PC doesn't have a camera available (ie, no webcam, etc), so I'd strongly recommend NOT doing this.
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