I want to make a gallery with previous and next button in my iPhone app.
If anyone has idea , link , exampler or something that lead me to implement the gallery please provide me .
I've written a simple and easy to use photo browser called MWPhotoBrowser. I decided to create it as Three20, while very good, was too heavy/bloated as all I needed was a photo viewer.
It is an implementation of a photo viewer that I wrote allowing the user to view one or more images in a similar way to the native Photos app. It can display one or more images by providing either UIImage objects, file paths to images on the device, or URLs images online. Photos can also be zoomed, panned, and navigated with previous/next buttons.
View MWPhotoBrowser on GitHub
Hope this helps!
Thee20 framework, they have a great gallery example
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I am making a camera app a where user can make videos and take pictures. What I am doing is I am saving all the movies and pictures in my apps document directory. I don't want to automatically save them to users photo album. What I would like to present to the user is view that behaves similar to how Photo Album works meaning I would like to show him all the movies and pictures he has taken and give him buttons to check and save the ones he like and delete the ones he wants to discard.
Now here's my question, Do I create a custom uitableview, present small cropped resized pictures, add uitoolbar at the bottom and add my own custom "Save", "Discard" and "preview image/Video" buttons or is there already something available ootb in iOS 5 Xcode 4.2 that I can use?
I have searched cocoa controls website and found many image Picker controls but none that work like as simple "save to photo album", "delete photo" or "Preview Photo / Video" features. Is there any sample control available that I can use and probably extend it? Trust me I have been googling for a while now
Looking for something like this. The people who made this, are they using UITableView or UICollectionView or neither?
If you're willing to go to IOS 6, you could try this tutorial (2 parts):
http://www.raywenderlich.com/22324/beginning-uicollectionview-in-ios-6-part-12
http://www.raywenderlich.com/22417/beginning-uicollectionview-in-ios-6-part-22
Found it. Here is a very cool sample project
https://github.com/kirbyt/KTPhotoBrowser
Starting with iOS 14, this is now available in the new Photos picker.
I would like to store severals photos like photo application, however i don't know exactly the objects what i need. If anyone know how to implement this way i'm interested.
A link to give you an idea: http://blog.photobox.fr/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Album-iPhone5.jpg
thank you in advance.
You can try the PhotoViewer provided in three20 framework. It is exact replica of the Photos app of iPhone, if that's what you're looking for. You can find a tutorial here.
go to this link it help u
https://github.com/kirbyt/KTPhotoBrowser
Having spoken to an Apple engineer on some of the optimizations that they went through on the Photos app, I can give you a couple of tips:
They never display back the original photo. Because of a photo's size, they only take the original photo and save off a number of optimized thumbnail images.
The example image you show does not contain a series of thumbnail images. Each row is actually a single image. For selection, an overlay is placed in the exact size and dimension of the thumbnail image to give the impression that you are selecting a particular image. This could be accomplished by using a table view, but it more likely just a scroll view.
I have a requirement to grab images from an rss feed and display these images in much the same way as browsing your picture library and I really dont know where to start first.
I can get tutorials on the rss reader but I really dont know the component to use to allow the user to "swish" through the images on screen.
There is a an open source grid view called AQGridView
That will help you in laying out the images in a grid like the photo apps "Camera Roll".
As for swiping between images, you should look into using a UIScrollView.
The Three20 library has a photo view controller, but it's cumbersome and difficult to set up if you don't know the three20 library very well.
It looks like I cant create an album for my picture producing app in the photo library... so what I was going to do is save the images to the documents folder for my app, which I think should be easy enough. The issue though is that the image picker seems to only allow you to pick saved images or photo library as the source, and I would like users to be able to view all images created by my app. Is there a way to make the picker work or will I have to roll my own?
the image picker that apple provides only gives you access to pictures saved in the camera roll. It also gives you the functionality to take a new picture if you are on an iphone. If you save pictures in your app's local storage directory, then you need to build your own mechanism for viewing these photos. You may want to take a look at Joe Hewitt's 320 project - it has a lot of good controls that you may find useful.
I would like to allow the user to select one of several pre-supplied images. Is there a standard way to do this?
The only thing similar to this that is Standard would be the Image Picker control.
However for this to work you would have to add your images to the iPhone's image library and the user would have to pick them from out of all their other pictures.
What you need to do is build something similar.
You can go as easy or complex as you need/want.
I would go simple (as that is the idea of the iPhone) and have a scroll view (depending on the number of pictures you want) and load thumbnails of the images. When they select one, you do something with it. (Look at the view when you are looking in a photo album on the iphone)
I believe I have seen open-source representations of this before.
I would check google code.
I use a UITableView for this, with a thumbnail and description of the image they're choosing.