Transform a 9:16 or 3:4 photo to a 1:1 one!

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  1. yes the photo will be taken by the user and then he can see preview of the foto automatically in 1:1 ratio and choose the frames.
  2. No, I´m not good in photo definition but that one i think is good
  3. Ok:
    Cabine4(loc) (1)
    Cabine4(loc) (1)800×800 12.8 KB

    Cabine3 (1)
    Cabine3 (1)800×800 12.9 KB

    Cabine2 (1)
    Cabine2 (1)800×800 19.6 KB

    Cabine1 (1)
    Cabine1 (1)800×800 11.8 KB

The cabine 4, in the bottom, will have a label with the location
And It will have one just to remove or save the photo without frame.
4. In the user gallery It will save the overlay of the two photos and if the user chose the location one it will save photo taken+frame+locationlabel, and the maybe will be Volta_yyyymmdd
5. It will have a second button to save the photo and when click it saves and reset the background photo

Ty :slight_smile:

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You have four overlay frames, does the user make a selection before taking the photo, or after ?

cabine 4 ?

There is no such location as user gallery, you need to save your images somewhere in shared directories for them to show up in the gallery...

User chooses location, do you mean the latitude/longitude of the place the photo is taken, or a typed location, e.g. "The_Winter_Palace" ? Provide some examples of filenames you would expect...

This all becomes less automatic as we explore your workflow...

There is an option to take a 1:1 photo from within the app, does that sound useful ?

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after with the result, cabine 4 is the name of the photo, i want like this:

IMG_20250125_123309
IMG_20250125_1233091080×2400 109 KB

The location change by the user location automatically

The last question sound useful!

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Don't understand...explain clearly what you want there.

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The user dont choose the location, it change automatically. I used a api key to made it.

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Well, this kept me out of the garden for a couple of hours :wink:

Used 3 extensions, Procam (credits @Kumaraswamy), ImageConvertor, and PorterDuff (my own)

The user has to type the text for cabine_4...

The image is taken as a 1:1. All Images are resized to 256x256.

frameImage.aia (74.1 KB)

blocks (10)
blocks (10)902×3924 683 KB

Tested and working in Companion 2.74u on Android 15 (Pixel 8a)

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I Will test, tysm

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Can you help me with that idea but a different format?
Can I send you my idea made in a .aia file but i have some things to correct.
If I be able to send I explain more things :slight_smile:

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image1631×810 126 KB

This is what I made.
Button 1- take picture
Molduras- buttons to select the frames
Nada- remove frame
Button 2- to save the photo
Maybe another button to reset if the user dont like the photo?

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Can you help me?

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No sign of your aia file here, yet ?

Not really sure what it is you want help with. Seems you want to continue with your overlay extension method, I provided you with a link to an extension above that can capture your image/s.

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s.aia (2.7 MB)

Here it is :slight_smile:

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I repeat...

I note you have 19 extensions in your aia project. Do you really need all of them ?

Why the posenet extension ?

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To take the picture and make a preview to choose the frame one more time and another button (button2) to save and another to reset if the user dont like the taked image

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Everything I have already shown you how to do in my example then...:wink:

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No I dont need. Im very sorry thats because i tried very solutions!

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Yes and ty for the example, but im trying the same thing but in another away

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To begin with, this

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is much more accurate, otherwise you only get the nearest weather station - for me this is 3 miles away from where I am.

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ok ty :wink:

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You need to setup the Procam extension correctly (see how I did this in my example) with an output location in order to save the picture taken, then display this in an image component, which you then overlay with your selected mask, and enter location information, if required. I would recommend you separate the camera view arrangement from the image display.

Your image and overlays all need to be inside an arrangement (vertical or horizontal) so that you can then capture the image of your photo and the overlays, using the ComponentToImage extension.