This tutorial will show you how to change or restore the default brightness, contrast, and other available image settings for a camera in Windows 10. Here you can choose the default camera app for starting the camera. Navigate to settings-> Devices and select Default Camera. Here is how to change the default camera app. This means when you click the camera tile, the default app opens. Depending on what features are supported by your camera, you can configure brightness and contrast, enable Video HDR or Eye Contact, or correct for camera rotation. In Windows 10 Mobile, you can set the default camera app on your phone. Each camera has a “Configure” button that lets you make changes to the default brightness and contrast – letting you get rid of the pesky backlight that always shadows your face in your video calls. This Camera Settings page allows you to manage cameras through the Settings app, whether they’re connected directly to the device (like a webcam) or are ONVIF IP cameras on your local network (for more info on ONVIF support in Windows, see this blog post). Starting with Windows 10 build 21354, Microsoft added a new Camera Settings page giving users the ability to add/remove network cameras, enable/disable cameras, and configure the default image settings of each one. Many apps and services request and use the camera, and Windows settings give you control over which apps can use your camera.

In Windows 10, having a camera as part of your device or system lets you make Skype video calls, take pictures, etc.

Windows 10 change default camera