Does OpenCV support different device orientations (i.e. portrait and lanscape etc.) on Android?
I am capturing camera frames on the native side. If the device orientation is not landscape, the images are rotated. Is there a way to fix the rotation without manually rotating the captured image?
I had a rotation issue with my Samsung Galaxy S3 - I had to use
camera.setDisplayOrientation(90);
to correct the problem - I think when I googled the issue it was a hardware setting on the camera
In Java with the SDK, right after: Camera camera = Camera.open(); My JNI is rusty, but I think you could make this call with it.
@matt.hammer I am using the JavaCameraView, there is no call to Camera.open(), any suggestions? I also have the S3 and have been frustrated with that line of code not actually changing the orientation
@jameo have you got a solution? I had tried to cast the JavaCameraView and reached to Camera.open() lines, but I still failed to rotate the view by adding "camera.setDisplayOrientation(90);" @matt.hammer could you tell me more about this?
Anyone ever figure this out? There seems to not be a solution anywhere on the internet for this. cam.setDisplayOrientation(90) simply doesn't work. Any other solutions out there rely on pixel manipulations that vastly degrade the framerate....
Asked: 2013-02-05 07:43:55 -0600
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Last updated: Feb 05 '13
