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I want to display large photos in my Facebook app's feed view immediately. Is it possible to get the large photo src URL from a stream/feed using one API call? The photo id is returned in the stream/feed and one can of course then supply this photo id in an additional FQL or graph API call to retrieve all the information about that photo. However, is there a way using multi-query or batch calls to get a larger photo src url using one API roundtrip? I haven't tried this with stream/feed photos, but the generally accepted way of doing this is: http://graph.facebook.com/{ID of object}/picture If

On iOS 8, I want to get all pictures stored on the device. My problem is that I do get them, but some are present more than once. The PHAsset properties (hidden, mediaSubtypes, etc.) are the same for all pictures, so I can't for example rule out the PHAssetMediaSubtypePhotoHDR subtypes. The only way I found is not adding multiple pictures with the same date, but this is a problem when multiple photos were saved with the same creation date. Does anybody know why I get these duplicates and what I can do to avoid them? This is how I get the pictures: PHFetchOptions *fetchOptions = [PHFetchOptions

For a special project, I need to find an API/DLL/Library to help me create a big image using parts of this image. For example, if someone take 4 pictures representing the 360 degrees around him, he will be able to create one big image (panorama) by stitching the 4 images together using special algorithm that recognize some patterns. I know how to do this in Photoshop and I know there are a lot of programs that to this on the internet. But I want one that will be controlled by programming. This can be in C, C++, or .NET. If you have something in another language, you can tell answer too, I may

Is there a way to easily access photos from your own iphone app using objective-c? Any tutorials would be appreciated. Yes, but you should read how to use UIImagePicker controller in iPhone SDK. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5846534/how-do-i-access-photos-from-my-iphone-app

In my project, I am capturing an image. But when it starts saving the image, app crashes with the error of - "unexpectedly found nil while unwrapping" My code is as follows- // Library Assets var assetCollection: PHAssetCollection! var photoAsset: PHFetchResult! let saveImage = UIImage(CGImage: cgImage, scale: 1, orientation: UIImageOrientation.Down) if let actualSaveImage = saveImage { // Save image PHPhotoLibrary.sharedPhotoLibrary().performChanges({ let request = PHAssetChangeRequest.creationRequestForAssetFromImage(actualSaveImage) let assetPlaceholder = request.placeholderForCreatedAsset

I am designing a photography website for a client. The client requested that I make sure no-one "steals" her photos from the website. As far as I know there is absolutely no way to do this reliably. Obviously disabling right click with JavaScript is very easy to get around. Even creating the website in Flash does not solve the problem because anyone can just take a screen-shot and easily get anything they can see on the screen. Short of putting a watermark or logo on each picture, is there any way to make sure no-one takes pictures off the site? I am pretty sure your only options that do

I am using the native Android camera and save files to a application data folder (/mnt/sdcard/Pictures/). At the same time - on some devices - another copy of photo is saved to DCIM folder. This is my code: private void startStockCameraForResult() { // create Intent to take a picture and return control to the calling application Intent intent = new Intent(MediaStore.ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE); // mediaStorageDir = Environment.getExternalStoragePublicDirectory(Environment.DIRECTORY_PICTURES); mNextImageFileUri = ImageFileUtils.getOutputMediaFileUri(); intent.putExtra(MediaStore.EXTRA_OUTPUT,