Under-display camera and sensor control

A method of processing, the method comprising:

• receiving an image of a scene captured by a camera based on incident light received from the scene by the camera, wherein the camera is positioned relative to a display to receive the incident light from the scene that passes through a portion area of the display before reaching the camera;
• displaying, on the display, a display image that is based on the image;
• and
• displaying an indicator overlaid over the display image at an indicator area of the display while the display is displaying the display image, wherein the indicator is not present in the scene and includes a shape that is indicative of at least a subset of the portion of the display through which the incident light from the scene passes as the incident light moves toward the camera, and wherein a position of the indicator is based on a position of the camera.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium having stored thereon instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to:

• receiving an image of a scene captured by a camera based on incident light received from the scene by the camera, wherein the camera is positioned relative to a display to receive the incident light from the scene that passes through a portion of the display before reaching the camera;
• displaying, on the display, a display image that is based on the image;
• and
• displaying an indicator overlaid over the display image at an indicator area of the display while the display is displaying the display image, wherein the indicator is not present in the scene and includes a shape that is indicative of at least a subset of the portion of the display through which the incident light from the scene passes as the incident light moves toward the camera, and wherein a position of the indicator is based on a position of the camera.