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</TabItem> </TabItem>
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### Templates
For common use-cases, VisionCamera also exposes pre-defined Format templates:
<Tabs
groupId="component-style"
defaultValue="hooks"
values={[
{label: 'Hooks API', value: 'hooks'},
{label: 'Imperative API', value: 'imperative'}
]}>
<TabItem value="hooks">
```ts
const device = ...
const format = useCameraFormat(device, Templates.Snapchat)
```
</TabItem>
<TabItem value="imperative">
```ts
const device = ...
const format = getCameraFormat(device, Templates.Snapchat)
```
</TabItem>
</Tabs>
## Camera Props ## Camera Props
The `Camera` View provides a few props that depend on the specified `format`. For example, you can only set the `fps` prop to a value that is supported by the current `format`. So if you have a format that supports 240 FPS, you can set the `fps` to `240`: The `Camera` View provides a few props that depend on the specified `format`. For example, you can only set the `fps` prop to a value that is supported by the current `format`. So if you have a format that supports 240 FPS, you can set the `fps` to `240`: