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imaginaryenemy | # 421 | 2014-05-07, 22:54 | Report

Originally Posted by MSameer View Post

The 4 main issues bothering me now are:
- a way to lock orientation of image in post capture

I like the way it's handled now. I wouldn't think it would be worth the stress of attempting a fix.

wolke | # 422 | 2014-05-07, 22:58 | Report

Originally Posted by MSameer;1424129
Please try this build: [url

http://foolab.org/files/cameraplus_0.0.22-1_armel.deb[/url]
.

its flippin' perfect, thanks!

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MSameer | # 423 | 2014-05-07, 23:44 | Report

Originally Posted by mcbook View Post

the button handling is much better!
Only one weird thing....
If you press on the area to the right of the button you can trigger a shot but the button doesn't turn blue. Other than that it works very nice on the shutter button. Could you give this new handling to all the onscreen buttons?

Yes you are correct. I don't know why though. It's also the same behavior with the stock camera. I wonder if it's a bug somewhere in one of the system libraries.

Do the rest of the buttons also need the same behavior?

EDIT: In fact, I might disable it. We don't even get the press signal until the finger has moved away from the button which means that camera will not even try to focus.

I don't know but I feel I will have to disable it again and hope to find another solution one day.

EDIT2: I remember that the harmattan compositor reserves an area for itself in order to allow swiping. It has a fake window if I recall correctly. I also seem to recall that it will synthesize the press events if there is no swipe. If that is the case then I don't think we can do anything here

Last edited by MSameer; 2014-05-08 at 01:17.

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MSameer | # 424 | 2014-05-07, 23:45 | Report

Originally Posted by imaginaryenemy View Post

I like the way it's handled now. I wouldn't think it would be worth the stress of attempting a fix.

I am also leaning towards that opinion

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MSameer | # 425 | 2014-05-07, 23:52 | Report

Originally Posted by SteveYoungs View Post

Another issue I've got (sorry) is with the self-timer. The slider to adjust the timeout is half off the screen to the left. You can even see the obscured part of the slider by half swiping to the settings page.

I don't understand what you are trying to say :/

MSameer | # 426 | 2014-05-08, 01:07 | Report

Originally Posted by SteveYoungs View Post

I ran from the command line to see if there might be some clues in the output...
Hope it helps.

The bug has been fixed in git master.

Harmattan is just wonderful: It has 2 separate libraries for reverse geocoding!

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SteveYoungs | # 427 | 2014-05-08, 01:11 | Report

Originally Posted by MSameer View Post

I don't understand what you are trying to say :/

The slider to adjust the timeout of the "Timer". It is positioned at the bottom left of screen (holding the phone landscape, zoom keys at top). The slider is only partially visible with about 30% of it being obscured off screen. You can see the obscured part of the slider when swiping to/from the settings page.

After more investigation I can say that the above is only true when the pop-out toolbar is hidden. In fact if you tap the toolbar icon to extend the toolbar the slider moves to along so that it is fully visible. The opposite is also true... hide the toolbar and the slider jumps back to the left and is partially obscured again.

If it is not possible to separate the geometry/positioning of the timeout adjustment slider from that of the toolbar, perhaps a solution could be to force the toolbar to be extended when the timer is chosen?

MSameer | # 428 | 2014-05-08, 01:23 | Report

Originally Posted by SteveYoungs View Post

The slider to adjust the timeout of the "Timer". It is positioned at the bottom left of screen (holding the phone landscape, zoom keys at top). The slider is only partially visible with about 30% of it being obscured off screen. You can see the obscured part of the slider when swiping to/from the settings page.

After more investigation I can say that the above is only true when the pop-out toolbar is hidden. In fact if you tap the toolbar icon to extend the toolbar the slider moves to along so that it is fully visible. The opposite is also true... hide the toolbar and the slider jumps back to the left and is partially obscured again.

If it is not possible to separate the geometry/positioning of the timeout adjustment slider from that of the toolbar, perhaps a solution could be to force the toolbar to be extended when the timer is chosen?

I never close the tool bar. That's why I never noticed it.

Anyway, thanks for reporting. Fixed in git already

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Cecchi85 | # 429 | 2014-05-10, 15:15 | Report

thank you for your great work! from the first release, your app is became my stock app to take pictures.

is it possible to improve cameraplus to take pictures during recording video?!

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MSameer | # 430 | 2014-05-12, 20:23 | Report

0.0.22 has been uploaded to OpenRepos:
* Fix country names being in capital letters
* Prevent the self timer delay slider from changing position when the tool bar is closed
* Increase the GPS position update interval to 60 seconds
* New mode switch, front camera switch and back camera switch icons from mcbook
* Don't rotate video preview in post capture
* Reworked the post capture rotation animation

I am a bit slow in responding here as I am trying to push the Sailfish port a bit forward so I apologize for that.

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