🐛 Width & height of taken photo is incorrect on Android

[retyui]

What's happening?

I use Samsung s10 device with Android 10 to take photo and save it to the gallery

the result of .takePhoto():

file.height: 3024
file.width: 4032
file.orientation: "landscape-right"

but when I checked the photo in the gallery I see a different information width:3024 x height:4032

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I think need to take in account an exif orientation and swap a dimension like here: react-native-image-picker/react-native-image-picker@13cdc7c

Reproduceable Code

const file = await camera.current.takePhoto()
await CameraRoll.save(`file://${file.path}`, {
  type: 'photo',
})

Relevant log output

takePhoto file {
  "isMirrored": false,
  "path": "/data/user/0/com.rn73/cache/mrousavy5871214620613999683.jpg",
  "isRawPhoto": false,
  "height": 3024,
  "orientation": "landscape-right",
  "width": 4032
}

Camera Device

{
  "formats": [],
  "sensorOrientation": "landscape-right",
  "hardwareLevel": "full",
  "maxZoom": 8,
  "minZoom": 1,
  "maxExposure": 20,
  "supportsLowLightBoost": true,
  "neutralZoom": 1,
  "physicalDevices": [
    "wide-angle-camera"
  ],
  "supportsFocus": true,
  "supportsRawCapture": true,
  "isMultiCam": false,
  "minFocusDistance": 10,
  "minExposure": -20,
  "name": "BACK (0)",
  "hasFlash": true,
  "hasTorch": true,
  "position": "back",
  "id": "0"
}

Device

Samsung s10

VisionCamera Version

3.8.2

Can you reproduce this issue in the VisionCamera Example app?

Yes, I can reproduce the same issue in the Example app here

Additional information

• I am using Expo
• I have enabled Frame Processors (react-native-worklets-core)
• I have read the Troubleshooting Guide
• I agree to follow this project's Code of Conduct
• I searched for similar issues in this repository and found none.

[mrousavy]

Orientation is tracked here: #1891

You're getting width and height in natural sensor orientation. At the moment, proper orientation is not yet implemented.

[retyui]

well I funded 69$, I hope it might be fixed soon

[mrousavy]

Thank you! Yea, stability issues are first priority now, then we'll see about orientation :)