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Feature Request: Button to take a picture #148

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phmarek opened this issue Dec 18, 2020 · 4 comments
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Feature Request: Button to take a picture #148

phmarek opened this issue Dec 18, 2020 · 4 comments

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@phmarek
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phmarek commented Dec 18, 2020

Related to my use case in #147, here's another feature request: Please provide a button (VolDown, or an on-screen one) to take a picture of the currently selected sub-frame and POST that to a second configurable URL.

(I just tried to walk through one shelf and found out that quite a subset doesn't have a barcode with the ISBN; if I could just press some button to instead take a picture of the title and author, or a text representation of th ISBN, capturing the required data would be much easier; of course, the post-processing is still necessary, but with some quick OCR library on the server even that would be less painful than the alternatives.

Yeah, sorry, BinaryEye becomes "just another sort of camera app", then ;/

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Well, I see why this would be convenient but wouldn't taking a screenshot (by pressing Power + Volume Down) accomplish almost the same? 😬 Of course, the screenshots would end up in /sdcard/Pictures/Screenshots (or just in "Screenshots" in your gallery app), but it wouldn't be hard to take them from there 🤔

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phmarek commented Dec 24, 2020 via email

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Hm, yes, I see. Still, this is a very special use case 🤔

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phmarek commented Dec 24, 2020 via email

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