ndbroadbent
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7 years ago Hi @DylanFayant, yes this can happen sometimes, due to the way that the Android blur works. It needs the view to be rendered before it can take a "screenshot" and then blur it.
I haven't tried this out, but one way might be to render a view offscreen and blur it while it is hidden. You might also need to set a timeout so that you are only blurring the view after it has fully rendered.
DomiR
Hi !
I use react-native-blur to blur two images in the same view (i've created a component which have a background image blured, and i've put this component twice in my page). The problem is that, on Android, the images are shown before they are blured, as a consequence the result isn't good. In addition to that, sometimes (it depends on the device) an image on the two shown isn't blured.
Thank you for your help 😄 !