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diff --git a/src/android/camera_capabilities.cpp b/src/android/camera_capabilities.cpp
index f2f984c5..f357902e 100644
--- a/src/android/camera_capabilities.cpp
+++ b/src/android/camera_capabilities.cpp
@@ -646,6 +646,30 @@ int CameraCapabilities::initializeStreamConfigurations()
int64_t minFrameDuration = frameDurations->second.min().get<int64_t>() * 1000;
int64_t maxFrameDuration = frameDurations->second.max().get<int64_t>() * 1000;
+
+ /*
+ * Cap min frame duration to 30 FPS.
+ *
+ * 30 frames per second has been validated as the most
+ * opportune frame rate for quality tuning, and power
+ * vs performances budget on Intel IPU3-based
+ * Chromebooks.
+ *
+ * \todo This is a platform-specific decision that needs
+ * to be abstracted and delegated to the configuration
+ * file.
+ *
+ * \todo libcamera only allows to control frame duration
+ * through the per-request controls::FrameDuration
+ * control. If we cap the durations here, we should be
+ * capable of configuring the camera to operate at such
+ * duration without requiring to have the FrameDuration
+ * control to be specified for each Request. Defer this
+ * to the in-development configuration API rework.
+ */
+ if (minFrameDuration < 1e9 / 30.0)
+ minFrameDuration = 1e9 / 30.0;
+
streamConfigurations_.push_back({
res, androidFormat, minFrameDuration, maxFrameDuration,
});