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On iPhone’s built-in Camera application (OS 3.1), touching the shutter button shows an iris animation, then displays the image that was taken for a second or so before animating it away.
Is anyone aware of a simple way to get this “brief pause” activity? Or do I have to resort to manually adding the image as part of my custom cameraOverlayView?
Bonus points for the iris animation too (without interfering with said custom overlay).
Ultimately, I ended up using
UIGetScreenImage()(which is now officially blessed for use by Apple) and pushing that image to a previously hidden UIImageView.Meh.