Cameractrls for Linux

Cameractrls is a camera control software designed specifically for Linux users.

It works on Linux systems and offers tools to manage settings for webcams and other cameras.

The app supports both command-line interface (CLI) and graphical user interface (GUI), using GTK3 and GTK4 toolkits.

This makes it flexible, allowing users to choose the control method they prefer.

The main function of Cameractrls is to set camera controls based on the Video4Linux2 (V4L2) standard.

It can handle standard camera settings as well as non-standard options through extensions.

These extensions add special features and presets for some popular cameras.

For example, it supports Logitech cameras with features like LED mode, LED frequency, field of view settings, and pan/tilt presets.

It also supports the Razer Kiyo Pro with HDR modes and autofocus options, and the Dell UltraSharp WB7022 webcam with specific controls.

Another helpful feature is the ability to save and restore camera control presets.

This makes it easier to switch between settings without adjusting everything manually each time.

There is also a Control Restore Daemon that automatically reapplies saved settings when a device is connected, helping users maintain their preferred camera setup.

Cameractrls is best suited for Linux users who feel comfortable using command lines or have some experience with Linux camera systems.

Since it is limited to Linux, it does not work on Windows or macOS, and there is no clear support for cameras beyond those covered by the provided extensions.

However, for those looking for detailed camera control and customization on Linux, Cameractrls offers a powerful set of tools for photos and video management.