Actually, here's more from the log.. this is the output right after
autofocus is called, and before the output that i posted in the
previous message.
DEBUG/skia(824): purging 197K from font cache [28 entries]
DEBUG/AUTOFOCUSING(824): hhh
DEBUG/CameraService(798): autoFocus (pid 824)
Before takePicture, you must have called startPreview (without then
calling startPreview).
My picture taking code goes something like this:
cam.startPreview();
cam.takePicture();
cam.stopPreview();
According to the android docs, takePicture itself stops the preview,
but my experience is that I
That's the order i have my code in.. startPreview is called in the
onCreate method so I didn't post it here. I'll take a look at the
tutorial code, thanks :)
On Apr 28, 3:19 pm, wurp bobbymart...@gmail.com wrote:
Before takePicture, you must have called startPreview (without then
calling
Try to call the startPreview no earlier than the onResume. Maybe
calling it in the onCreate is too soon. The SurfaceHolder may not yet
be fully 'functional' (this is all guess-work on my part, but you
could try :-)).
On Apr 28, 9:54 am, Pavol Ban zum...@gmail.com wrote:
That's the order i have
Geez.. i figured it out. The problem was my onTouchListener. In logCat
i noticed that the log.d print saying Autofocusing was called 4
times, so i put the whole onTouch listener in an if statement looking
something like this:
if(event.getAction() == MotionEvent.ACTION_UP){}
since apparently
In your original code you have:
previewLayer.mCamera.stopPreview();
Camera.Parameters params = previewLayer.mCamera.getParameters();
params.setPictureSize(1200, 1600);
previewLayer.mCamera.setParameters(params);
Log.d(TAKING PICTURE, here);
camera.takePicture(null, null, callback);
Which looks
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