For discussion: Use MediaStream Image Capture draft API #26
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This is a hacky way to use the ImageCapture API instead of the canvas on it's own.
I don't really know the state of the ImageCapture draft - it seems not active or progressing, really. However it enables to enable e.g.
torch(constant flashlight on) on Android phones within a web browser.I don't really expect you to merge this in - maybe just as a idea for others who search for a way to enable more things on a Camera.
The relevant changes for
react-html5-camera-photoare found in my fork'simage-capturebranchPs: Ensure to import image-capture polyfill in case you use this - only Chrome seems to have this API implemented so far.