Closed Simston closed 7 years ago
Same issue, please see this url... https://github.com/fabian7593/MagicalCamera/issues/25
Ok thank you, I tried this for a good orientation in the ImageView automatically after taking a picture. It works, but do you think it is a good method? I'm new Developer and sorry for my bad English.
//CALL THIS METHOD EVER
magicalCamera.resultPhoto(requestCode, resultCode, data);
//this is for rotate picture in this method
String rec;
StringBuilder builderInformation = new StringBuilder();
if (magicalCamera.initImageInformation()) {
if (Utils.notNullNotFill(magicalCamera.getPrivateInformation().getOrientation()))
builderInformation.append(magicalCamera.getPrivateInformation().getOrientation());
}
rec = builderInformation.toString();
if(Objects.equals(rec, "6")){
magicalCamera.resultPhoto(requestCode, resultCode, data, MagicalCamera.ORIENTATION_ROTATE_90);
}if(Objects.equals(rec, "8")){
magicalCamera.resultPhoto(requestCode, resultCode, data, MagicalCamera.ORIENTATION_ROTATE_270);
}if(Objects.equals(rec, "3")){
magicalCamera.resultPhoto(requestCode, resultCode, data, MagicalCamera.ORIENTATION_ROTATE_180);
}
mPhotoCapturedImageView.setImageBitmap(magicalCamera.getPhoto());`
@Simston Relax with your English, mine is bad too...
My recommendation is not use private information because the orientation rotate is not always correct (I use Exif Interface to to create this piece of code, if you dont know ExifInterface please investigate a little about to the subject ), for the hardware problem that I write in this issue https://github.com/fabian7593/MagicalCamera/issues/25
Maybe exists a work around for see the device picture ever in protrait without use "ExifInterface", and no matter your brand or your hardware...
I commented this with another software enginners professionals and we don't known the solution in this moment :( ...
But if you get to know the solution please share with us for modify the library, or create a fork and push your changes...
Thanks for use magical camera
How do you get the initial orientation before rotatating magicalCamera.resultPhoto(requestCode, resultCode, data, rotation angle); to the right angle because setting a default will rotation even images with normal rotation.
magicalCamera.getPrivateInformation().getOrientation() returns null
Yes I can rotate the picture. But according to what? When I take a picture with the phone vertically the photo is turned 90 ° in the ImageView, have you planned something on this subject?