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To apply a filter to an image, and see the filtered image with the same aspect ratio and not skewed.
Actual behavior
Applying a filter (in the iPhone X simulator) results in the filtered image appearing skewed, as if the UIImageView displaying the image had its content mode set to fill vs aspect-fit.
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Choose to edit a UIImage (I also reproduced with remote images).
Select the filter option.
Apply a filter like Sepia
Observe the image is now skewed.
Bonus, rotate the device and notice how the image stretches. This is what has me thinking about the content mode.
Tested on [device], iOS [version], WPiOS [version]
iPhone X Simulator,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Expected behavior
To apply a filter to an image, and see the filtered image with the same aspect ratio and not skewed.
Actual behavior
Applying a filter (in the iPhone X simulator) results in the filtered image appearing skewed, as if the UIImageView displaying the image had its content mode set to fill vs aspect-fit.
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Choose to edit a UIImage (I also reproduced with remote images).
Select the filter option.
Apply a filter like Sepia
Observe the image is now skewed.
Bonus, rotate the device and notice how the image stretches. This is what has me thinking about the content mode.
Tested on [device], iOS [version], WPiOS [version]
iPhone X Simulator,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: