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Shooting screen. #28

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OtterWays opened this issue Apr 18, 2024 · 4 comments · Fixed by #34
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Shooting screen. #28

OtterWays opened this issue Apr 18, 2024 · 4 comments · Fixed by #34
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What do you think about our proposals for the picture-taking screen (single view and burst mode)?

Prise d'une photo - raphale Prise d'une photo - seule

Important point: the user will have to put the phone in portrait mode for the photo to be in the right format.
So we'd like to "lock" the phone in portrait format when the photo is taken (the model will have to be modified to take account of this constraint).

@OtterWays OtterWays self-assigned this Apr 23, 2024
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Here are the new mockups for the camera page
Prise d'une photo - tutoriel (1)
Prise d'une photo - seule
Prise d'une photo - raphale
Prise d'une photo - raphale - prise de vue

As burst mode is not implemented yet, this will be done in another issue

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u4y0u commented Apr 25, 2024

Optionally, in the future, this same screen could control an external camera by triggering the start or stop of capture via a Bluetooth connection as is already done on other applications.
The goal is to avoid taking several smartphones into the field for an image capture sequence:
360 capture via external camera and integrated 2D capture that can be controlled by the same smartphone and a single application.

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luifr10 commented Apr 25, 2024

I wonder if the burst mode is linked to a time interval or a distance interval? Because if the user doesn't move around, is it really relevant to keep taking burst photos ?

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u4y0u commented Apr 27, 2024

The ideal for burst mode is linked to a distance interval because the goal is mainly to capture terrain images regularly along a path. The only 'fixed' mode that can be interesting is the panorama mode where you can chain together a series of images from a fixed point but with a different angle.
There is, however, a disadvantage when taking photos at a programmed distance interval, which is that this operation is dependent on the quality of the precision of the GPS and the gyroscope of the smartphone.
This is why, sometimes, depending on the terrain where you are located, it is preferable to use burst mode shooting triggered by a simple timer, even if it means manually stopping it when you stop moving.

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