crop

I'm running into an issue with my program when trying to crop an image selected by the user from their gallery. The issue so far only appears when running on a Droid X, as running on the original moto Droid works fine. Basically the issue occurs as the cropping intent is being run. Once the user crops the photo and clicks the save button, it replaces the wallpaper on the main screen with the cropped image that was saved! It does not do this on the moto droid, or emulators. Below is the code for cropping and saving the picture to the SD card: @Override public void onActivityResult(int

I tried to crop an image from a Uri after taking a photo or picking a picture. And my codes are like these: public static void cropImage(Uri uri, Activity activity, int action_code) { Intent intent = new Intent("com.android.camera.action.CROP"); intent.setDataAndType(uri, "image/*"); intent.putExtra("crop", "true"); intent.putExtra("aspectX", 1); intent.putExtra("aspectY", 1); intent.putExtra("outputX", 600); intent.putExtra("outputY", 600); intent.putExtra("scale", true); intent.putExtra("return-data", true); if (intent.resolveActivity(activity.getPackageManager()) != null) { activity

I am loading images in multiple places where the site theme will have them displayed in different sizes. I experimented with the CSS properties and found that I could scale the image using the height and width parameters and crop the image using position:relative and overflow:hidden. What I want to do though is a combination of that. To scale the image down until the width is the width of the container element or the height is the height of the container element (which ever comes first). Then crop the rest. Thus the image should be in proportion and also fill the container, regardless of shape

Working a responsive site, so I cannot use set widths. I need pictures to all crop to square. I cannot define the exact measurements because it also needs to have max-width:100% in order to make it a responsive image which adjusts it's sized relative to the container (which is relative to the width of the browser). I've seen a lot of solutions that suggest using background-image but this not possible, it must be an img tag. It also must work in IE8. Any ideas? I currently have: .views-field-field-photo img { width: 100%; height: auto; } <div class="field-content"> <img src="imagehere" > </div>

I'm trying to allow the user to take 16x9 aspect ratio images to look like they are nice HD photos. I'm using the cameraViewOverlay to overlay black bars on both ends, but when the image is taken, how do I crop the top and bottom without resizing or changing the scale of the image? Thanks. David Maymudes There are various posts around on how to scale/crop a UIImage you get back from the camera, like this one . It's a little trickier than you'd expect, because camera images are rotated, so you have to think about rotations even if you're just cropping. you can add "picker.imageEditing=YES" to