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Jacob McLaws
1,497 PointsAll the photos I receive on Ribbit are stretched.
I think this is because the viewer is rendering the photos full screen while the camera is only shooting photos for a smaller section of the screen. How might I adjust this?
1 Answer
Michiel Lauret
1,202 PointsI had the same problem. I changed the line in CameraViewController to
UIImage *newImage = [self resizeImage:self.image toWidth:640 andHeight:960]; (changed the width and height).
That fixed it for me, but I'm not sure if these are the correct values.
Erion Vlada
13,496 PointsErion Vlada
13,496 PointsBy changing the UIImageView content mode.
Click on the UIImageView and in the inspector choose Under View -> Mode -> Aspect Fill. This will make sure to fit the image within the given UIImageView by zooming only enough so to not show any of the background colour you may have set for the UIImageView.
By default the Mode is set to Scale To Fill, you could also change the content mode in code if you prefer, with
self.backgroundImageView.contentMode = UIViewContentModeScaleAspectFill;<- within your -viewDidLoadEither way should return the desired results, hope this helped.