Open the Start menu, find 'Camera' in the app list, and click to launch. Ensure your camera hardware is properly connected and enabled in Device Manager if needed.

Yes, go to Settings > Accounts > Back up photos, and enable OneDrive auto upload to sync photos across devices.

The app supports capturing photos and videos, pause/resume recording, timer, framing grids, panorama, HDR, and automatic file backup. Hardware support may enhance these features.

Open the app, tap the timer icon, select your preferred delay, then press shutter to start countdown and take the photo.

Start recording videos, and if your device supports digital stabilization, it will automatically smooth shaky footage. Check hardware support in device specifications.

Yes, features like HDR, 4K video recording, or document mode require compatible hardware. Check your device specifications to see supported features.

The Windows Camera app is free to use with your Windows 10 device. No subscription is necessary for core functions.

Currently, Windows Camera offers core functionalities for free without premium tiers. Future updates may introduce paid features. Check Windows Store for details.

Try restarting your device, ensure camera drivers are updated, and check app permissions under Settings > Privacy > Camera. Reinstall the app if needed.

Open the Camera app, tap the camera switch icon usually located near the shutter button, and select the desired camera if multiple are available.