Some cropping options

[beast-14]

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I would like you to introduce crop, stretch, fit, centre options for wallpaper, I request you ..

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[ghost]

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[ghost]

For a bit of context: Currently, when non-standard size or landscape local images are used for the lock screen (not multiple screens like on the home screens), it defaults to selecting the top left corner of the image.

If the image has been cropped or edited, sometimes it will stretch the image.

Now, most landscape photos have the important people/context in the centre, rather in the top left corner. Logic would dictate, that when cropping that image for the wallpaper, the default method (or at the very least, an option) should be center (not top left).

A more detailed explanations of what should be the default cropping methods imho are as follows:

First of all, the definitions to avoid confusion - the x axis of the screen is always the horizontal axis of the screen when the phone is held upright (portrait orientation). Y is the vertical axis.

Single screen (lock screen):

The y axis of the image should be matched to the y axis of the screen size and the image centered on the x axis. That is unless the x axis is smaller then the screen x axis, in which case do the opposite - first match x to the screen x and then centre the y.

If both x and y axis are smaller then the screen, use the closer match. If both matches are equal - default to using the y axis.

If both are bigger than the screen size, zoom out the image until the y axis matches that of the screen, unless the x axis becomes smaller than the screen x - you get the idea.

I think currently, none of this is happening.

Many thanks.

[ghost]

For the home screen, when multiple screens/scroll are involved, a more complex version of the above should apply. For example, if the user has two screens, the x axis should be centered between them (not start top left). If 3, the image should be centered on the 2nd, etc...