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Apple recently decided to allow developers to use this UIGetScreenImage private API.
I have implemented it and it works fine in portrait, but when I run the device to landscape (self.view rotates) and UIGetScreenImage continues to capture using the screen non-rotated coordinates.
The result is a cropped landscape result.
UIGetScreenImage is the only method that works in my case, as far as I know and until you guys don’t find an answer to this other question of mine 🙂
I believe you need to apply the rotation yourself.
UIGetScreenImage()doesn’t care about the orientation. In fact it cannot, because there can be multiple UIWindows on screen while some are autorotated, some are not.