android - Change default camera properties -


i want take picture application using 

intent camera = new intent(mediastore.action_image_capture); startactivityforresult(camera, take_picture);

and send webserver. since webserver compresses 150x150 image of size not more 50 kb, don't need take 3264x2448 image of size ~ 2 mb because takes hell lot of time send transfer. want take minimum sized image.

so, there way ask camera specific sized image?

i tried using camera api , changing properties:

private camera mcamera;  camera.size picturesize = getsmallestpicturesize(mcamera                 .getparameters());         if (picturesize != null) {             mcamera.getparameters().setpicturesize(picturesize.width,                     picturesize.height);         }  private camera.size getsmallestpicturesize(camera.parameters parameters) {         camera.size result = null;          (camera.size size : parameters.getsupportedpicturesizes()) {             if (result == null) {                 result = size;             } else {                 int resultarea = result.width * result.height;                 int newarea = size.width * size.height;                  if (newarea < resultarea) {                     result = size;                 }             }         }          return (result); }

the problem still larger images. that's not actual problem:

when use preview this, this

enter image description here

not allowing user rotate preview, zoom in/out etc..

is there way use actual camera preview custom parameters?

some camera starting take image in landscape mode in portait mode. can fixed @ sdk level, bit expensieve @ runtime, cpu, can done.

you need smaller size:

-at sdk level implement pipeline, shrink captured image 10-15% of original one, drain battery, can done. - @ ndk level have implement custom driver each supported camera...for custom driver implement custom software , fine.


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