Okay, So I have been reading for the past few hours and I have managed to get the mouse drag to work on the x axis using the following matrix computation, but no luck with the y axis:
I am trying to use API Camera.getNumberOfCameras() but ge开发者_StackOverflow中文版tting error \"Cannot find symbol\" while compiling. My API level is 8.
I have almost finished writing a color detector app for Android. However I am having a problem with very close shots. Both my NexusOne and Desire are unable to properly auto-focus at such lengths. I
I\'m building an app that can upload users\' photos to a webservice, and with very high resolution images, this can be both very slow and data intensive.I was wondering if there was a way to reduce th
I\'m working on an app that uses the front camera of the iPhone. When an image is captured with this camera, it is wirrored horizontally by the iPhone.
When using the front camera of the iPhone 4 to take a picture, the taken picture is mirrored compared with what you see on the iPhone screen. How may I restore the \"on screen\" view of the UIImage (n
im making an iphon开发者_运维技巧e app that is somewhat similar to fatbooth... Im trying to recreate the overlay image effect they have when you have to put your head in that certain area on the photo
start camera intent: void openCamera() { File imageDirectory = new File(\"/sdcard/myprog\"); if (!imageDirectory.isDirectory()) imageDirectory.mkdir();
The code below below requests a new picture, crops it and writes the data in a temp file. It works very well on an HTC Desire HD with Android 2.2.1.
I am making an app for the iPad and want to be able to use the iPad 2 开发者_如何学Ccamera if available.Is the code to load the iPad camera the same as for the iPhone 4?I have this same code working o
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