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Rotation and Graphical issues

Open ghost opened this issue 11 years ago • 11 comments

Nexus 4, Stock 4.3, rooted Whenever I take a photo, video or picsphere in portrait mode, it saves it in landscape. In landscape, it saves in portrait... The other way up. However, it displays normally while taking the shot.

img_20130923_081129409 screenshot_2013-09-23-08-03-01

The metadata indicated that the orientation is at 90 degrees. The metadata also indicates that the time the photo was taken is: 1 Jan 1970 10:00:00.

While taking a panorama the camera is rotated in the same way the photos/videos do once taken... But it saves the right way up... screenshot_2013-09-23-08-20-19 pano_20130923_080946

Also, while a panorama is rendering, the graphics go all... Funny... screenshot_2013-09-23-08-10-08

Also, when rendering a picsphere, can you please give some indication of whether or not the app is leavable while rendering? I would prefer it if we could, but at least an indicator would be good.

Even though this is an issue report, I would like to say that in spite of these issues, the photos and videos taken are of a better quality than the stock app.

And sorry about the bad photos of my room - I couldn't be bothered getting up because these issues were more important. I haven't played with any other features yet. I'll submit another bug if I break something...

ghost avatar Sep 22 '13 22:09 ghost

Just played with effects - they have no effect on rotation or timestamp...

ghost avatar Sep 22 '13 22:09 ghost

Reinstallation didn't fix...

ghost avatar Sep 22 '13 22:09 ghost

Managed to get a logcat:

https://gist.github.com/propoke24/6678403

ghost avatar Sep 23 '13 23:09 ghost

Only just got the update. Here is my update:

Normal photos now work from the outside camera - they are saved upside down when taken from the inside camera (But show right way up) screenshot_2013-09-24-10-24-03 1

Videos still save rotated, but show they are filming normally. Also, I have to reboot after filming, because the camera becomes disabled... Both within Focal and the stock app. You also seem to be leaving TMP files (Or the stock app is is...) tp files screenshot_2013-09-24-10-23-55 1

Panoramas are still recording rotated, and they still show weird glitch-ups when rendering, but are now also saving rotated...

PicSpheres show what the camera will save (i.e. from the inside cam - we are still upside down..). Also, the gallery doesn't recognize them as photo-spheres...

Just added another logcat for you:

https://gist.github.com/propoke24/6678978

Sorry I don't know how to make logcats shorter and more readable...

I'll let you know if I break more things. Thanks for the good work though!

ghost avatar Sep 24 '13 00:09 ghost

Confirmed to be the same in Samsung Galaxy S3, Cyanogen 10.2rc

Maelstromeous avatar Sep 24 '13 00:09 Maelstromeous

And the metadata for photos and videos still says 1 Jan 1970 10:00:00... Forgot that in the above wall of photos...

ghost avatar Sep 24 '13 01:09 ghost

Is there an effective command that will logcat only things that are relevant Focal?

ghost avatar Sep 24 '13 09:09 ghost

Update for the latest version: External camera - fine Internal camera - looks fine when taking but still upside down when saved External Panorama - taken right way now, still saved rotated Videos - still have rotation from camera, but also do this: screenshot_2013-10-22-07-05-45 It places a weird grey bar next to the video your filming, but it doesn't occur like that once saved. Also, everything still says 1 Jan 1970 10:00:00 as taken time, although other details are now appearing.

ghost avatar Oct 21 '13 20:10 ghost

Sorry to bother, but any possible progress on this issue? This is killing me that all portrait photos are mis-oriented 90º. I'm also seeing photos from the front camera oriented 180º (upside down.) Thx.

thom-nic avatar May 28 '14 18:05 thom-nic

Hey guys anyone has anything on this issue. facing the same problem of portrait mode.

ShyaamJadhav avatar Mar 16 '16 08:03 ShyaamJadhav

This project is dead, it has not seen any commits in 2 years... I think the correct answer is to find a different camera app :(

thom-nic avatar Mar 16 '16 10:03 thom-nic