fix(iPad): correct photo rotation in landscape mode #6086 #6089
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- Added CameraCaptureSession.setCaptureOrientation(_:) to let callers update the underlying capture orientation on the session queue. - In PhotoCaptureViewController.viewWillAppear(_:), derive the correct interface orientation on iPad and invoke the new helper, keeping the preview layer and capture pipeline in sync. Photos and videos captured while the iPad is held in landscape now embed the correct EXIF / track orientation; no more 90-degree rotation to portrait.
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Resolves #6086
Problem:
On iPadOS, in landscape mode, when taking a picture, the camera image is rotated 90° to the right. If you hold the iPad in portrait mode, the camera orientation is correct.
Expected behavior:
The camera feed and captured photo orientation should match the physical orientation of the device.
Solution:
CameraCaptureSession
setCaptureOrientation(_:), a safe helper that updatescaptureOrientationand theAVCaptureConnectionon the dedicated session queue.PhotoCaptureViewController
In
viewWillAppearwe now:UIWindowScene.interfaceOrientation(iPad-only).updateVideoPreviewConnection(to:).setCaptureOrientationso the encoder receives the same orientation.Testing:
iPad 9″ (iOS 18.3.2):
iPhone 16 pro max (iOS 18.5):
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