Front Camera Image get 90º rotated right about ubuntu-touch HOT 18 CLOSED

Confirmed, still an issue.

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Confirmed on r26 build also

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This might actually be an issue in the camera app and might suggest an issue with the orientation sensor as the video preview is rotated based on the orientation when the camera first loaded :
ViewFinderView.qml:265: orientation = Screen.primaryOrientation === Qt.PortraitOrientation ? -90 : 0;

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Sorry, does not work for me... :( Does it need a camera app update?

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Hey @Flohack74 ,

Can you test if this solves changes the results?

I've Rotated the camera if the primary orientation is not portrait...

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Great! I've rotated it the other way just to make sure it`s the issue, that means that the fix for nexus is the issue! I can disable the fix and it should be OK.

However i think that it should be tested on all other devices as changing this might surface issue that were hidden on other devices.

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This works on devel for me?

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@mariogrip My N5 is not your N5 ^^

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What? if you turn off flash it works..... but setting it on auto fails...

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Wait a sec did I use the wrong phone xD @dark-eye @mariogrip forget my test. I tested on FP2 so the rotation picture is invalid

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Fix is now committed, building new hammerhead image: https://ci.ubports.com/job/daily-hammerhead/420/console

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So the camera app is not at fault here, it's beacuse it tries to set a invalid value, and that result in that ANY value dies.... so what i did is just to let it set the other values. but this needs to be fixed on xenial at some point, but it works for now

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Better. Is it normal that selfie pictures are mirrored?

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Works, thanks everyone

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yes I have the same mirroring issue on my device (meizu pro ) I'll open an issue about it in the camera app

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@mariogrip is this av framework specific to hammerhead or do we have to cross-test another device(s)?

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@dark-eye That might be also intentional: To better select the picture its good if the camera moves in the same way as you move your hand. However, the camera "sees" the picture from the other side. So I would keep it for the moment.

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@Flohack74 the framework is global, but only hammerhead has been promoted to rc with this patch so no need to test others devices before ota3. but this should not effect others devices anyway.

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