Don't assume portrait orientation if UIDeviceOrientation is FaceUp/FaceDown #63
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…ait — instead, use statusBarOrientation
…n front/back camera selection
…sh (Apple Watch case)
Update interface to return error if no photo will be taken
This reverts commit 7b7a916.
Add a notification that UI can catch when interruptions occur
- Requesting Cam auth changed: now checked on init, but only notified when you attempt to take an action like takePhoto - _setupSession is synchronous again - Image processing moved to high priority queue
…stop normalizing them
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If the deviceOrientation is faceUp or faceDown, then before this change the code assumes this means portrait orientation. This doesn't work for my iPad app, because often a faceUp iPad is in landscape orientation.
This pull request changes the behavior only for faceUp/Down orientation: the statusBar orientation is used instead. This means that faceUp-Landscape and faceUp-Portrait are both supported.