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Richard B Knoll commented on CB-8913:
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When you say out of shape, are you referring to the wrong orientation? That is,
landscape photos appearing in portrait and vice versa? Or, are you referring to
the width/height not matching what you put in the camera options? targetWidth
and targetHeight don't actually specify the size of an image. Instead, it is
easier to think of them as specifying a maximum bounding box for the image to
fit in (aspect ratio is always maintained and images will not be scaled up).
For example, specifying {{targetWidth:1000}} and {{targetHeight:1000}} and
inserting a 200x200 image would result in a 200x200 image in your app.
Conversely, specifying {{targetWidth:100}} and {{targetHeight:200}} for that
same image will make the image in your app be 100x100 (it is constrained by the
lower dimension).
If that isn't your issue, Would you mind posting some of the code you are using?
> [Windows] Camera picture can be out of shape when resized
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>
> Key: CB-8913
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-8913
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Android, Plugin Camera
> Affects Versions: 3.4.0
> Reporter: Olivier VERMONT
> Labels: camera, out_of_shape, ratio, resize
>
> When targetHeight and/or targetWidth are used, depending on
> landscape/portrait mode, resulting picture can be completly out of shape.
> There is something to do concerning aspect ratio as it is done in
> CameraLauncher.java (calculateAspectRatio) inside Android version of Camera
> plugin.
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