I can help you create a prototype in Figma that simulates opening the native camera on mobile devices. While Figma itself can't directly access the device's camera, we can create a realistic simulation of this interaction. Let's design a mobile interface with a camera button that, when clicked, shows a camera interface overlay.

Here's how we can create this prototype in Figma:

This React component represents a basic structure for our Figma prototype. Here's how you can recreate this in Figma:

1. Create a new Figma file and set up a frame for a mobile device (e.g., iPhone 13).

2. Design the main app interface:

   • Add a header with the text "Camera App"
   • Create a button in the center with the text "Open Camera" and a camera icon

3. Create the camera overlay:

   • Make a new frame that covers the entire mobile screen
   • Fill it with a black background
   • Add a placeholder image to simulate the camera view (you can use an actual photo or a gradient)
   • Add a close button in the top-right corner
   • Create a circular shutter button at the bottom

4. Set up the prototype interactions:

   • Select the "Open Camera" button on the main screen
   • In the Prototype tab (on the right panel), click the + button next to Interactions
   • Set the interaction to "On Click" -> "Open Overlay" -> select your camera overlay frame
   • For the close button on the camera overlay, set up an interaction to close the overlay on click

5. Add some optional touches for realism:

   • You can add a flash animation when the shutter button is pressed
   • Add some camera UI elements like flash toggle, camera flip icon, etc.

To test the prototype:

1. Click the "Present" button in the top-right corner of Figma
2. Interact with your prototype – click the "Open Camera" button to see the camera overlay appear
3. Click the close button to return to the main interface

Remember, this is a visual prototype. It won't actually access the device's camera, but it will give users a clear idea of how the app would function.

To make this prototype feel more realistic in Figma, you can add micro-interactions like:

• A slight scale animation on the "Open Camera" button when pressed
• A fade-in animation for the camera overlay
• A "flash" effect when the shutter button is pressed

These interactions can be added using Figma's Smart Animate feature between different states of your frames.

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