Provide at least two resolution options for users

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User story:

As a user, I want to see at lease two resolution options in the camera so that I can choose from either creating high-res but big images or mid-res but smaller images.

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➤ Sam commented:

Kenny Hung, (cc: Tammy Yang).
Since there was no UI for changing quality I have this simple UI proposal [demo]. Let me know if there any feedback.

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➤ Kenny Hung commented:

SamTammy Yang I think maybe the icon or UI need Noir's suggestion and make sure it's fit the design guideline.

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➤ Tammy Yang commented:

Kenny Hung for Camera, I think it's ok that we propose the UI ourselves

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➤ Tammy Yang commented:

Sam Only one question to this proposal, I am confused (as a user) what doest it mean by "Hi" and "Low"

Should we show the exact solution option? Maybe a settings menu will be better?

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➤ Sam commented:

Tammy Yang, agree. It's bit hard to understand. I can do separate screen with settings. Also, I can ask the noir team. Should I ask them?

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➤ Tammy Yang commented:

Sam you can ask Noir team, but we don't necessary need to follow them if the suggestion is challenging from the tech point of view. I think you can send them your video so that they at least have some sense of "what's the easiest way to achieve this"

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➤ Sam commented:

Tammy Yang, I saw the conversation ( https://dt42-numbers.slack.com/archives/C03NMG0KQ67/p1664440378442879 ). Are we implementing this feat or need to wait until clarification?

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➤ Tammy Yang commented:

Samhttps://dt42-numbers.slack.com/archives/C0323488MEJ/p1664513850619789 ( https://dt42-numbers.slack.com/archives/C0323488MEJ/p1664513850619789 )

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➤ Sam commented:

Tammy Yang, Today I read the slack message ( https://dt42-numbers.slack.com/archives/C0323488MEJ/p1664513850619789 ) again and realized that I implemented set quality the wrong way. I was focusing on degrading the quality of photo/video as shown in early previews for iOS ( https://app.claap.io/numbers-protocol/devs-qa-early-preview-of-camera-quality-low-hq-i-os-only-c-O35CsUM4Uy-hPBjYsgaPRRY ) and Android ( https://app.claap.io/numbers-protocol/android-set-quality-feat-early-preview-c-O35CsUM4Uy-XqUiuopCXBDE ).

Max means using the highest possible resolution of the camera.
What do you expect from Social? Because I found this post ( https://www.picmonkey.com/blog/size-matters-instagram-photo-sizes-made-easy ) about IG sizes and it has multiple cases:

1. Instagram ad (single image or carousel): 1080 x 1080 px
2. Instagram post: 1080 x 1080 px (1:1 ratio)
3. Instagram profile photo: 360 x 360 px
4. Instagram landscape photo: 1080 x 608 px (1.91:1 ratio)
5. Instagram portrait: 1080 x 1350 px (4:5 ratio)
6. Instagram story: 1080 x 1920 px (9:16 ratio)
7. IGTV cover photo: 420 x 654 (1:1.55 ratio)
8. IGTV and Reel video: 1080 x 1920 px (9:16 aspect ratio)

My question is should I use size #2 for both photo/video from front/back cameras?

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➤ Tammy Yang commented:

Sam let's do 6 (image), 8 (video)?

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➤ Tammy Yang commented:

Basically just 1080x1920

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➤ Sam commented:

Tammy Yang
Max settings:
Landscape photo/video => Max possible Width - Height
Portrait photo/video => Max Possible Width - Height

Social Settings
Landscape photo/video => 1920 x 1080 (16:9)
Portrait photo/video => 1080 x 1920 (9:16)

Is it correct?

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➤ Tammy Yang commented:

Sam sounds good to me.

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➤ Sam commented:

Tammy Yang, I would usually ask Sofia but you can provide a better translation for this particular case since you know the context. [screenshot ( https://i.imgur.com/S38zOpy.png )]
Max =最大
Social = 社會的

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➤ Sam commented:

Bofu Chen here is the PR ( #2154 ).
Here is the claap ( https://app.claap.io/numbers-protocol/devs-only-max-social-size-ios-android-c-O35CsUM4Uy-cP_tMyzaSNow ) for the PR demo.