Hi guys I am using the following code to access Camera from my application :- public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
I have an UIView that is used for overlaying a cameraPicker. Into this View, I have an ImageView into which I put the image (image property) taken by the camera.
I am making a one application in which I capture an image from camera and make the pdf out of it. But the quality of image is poor. So I want to set the brightness and contrast of the image.
following is the code by which i am capturing images in my app. After capturing the image it saves it in SDcard and shows done and retake when i click the done button i want the captured image to be u
In 开发者_如何学编程my project I will get a picture from camera of phone but when I try to this with emulator, I can see only white-black square. Is there any way for real camera view and then to see
I\'m getting an error on the following line of co开发者_运维百科de: FileInputStream is = new FileInputStream(\"/sdcard/DCIM/ROBIN.jpg\");
hey guys i am using the following code to access camera from my application. The application is able to access the camera i have also added a button whose onclicklistener adds this line of code :-
I\'m using PhotoChooserTask with showCamera set to true. My question is if it is possible to know where the photo comes from: the library or the use开发者_如何学JAVAr has taken a new photo.
I\'m using OpenCV 2.2 and I\'m trying to calibrate two cameras to view along the same co-ordinate system. The two cameras will be placed a little separate from each other. I understand calibrating int
Hey guys, I know it has been asked more often, but the answers to their questions don\'t seem to apply here.
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