Enhancing a camera oriented user interface via an eye focus guide

摘要

An orientation of a computing device within three dimensional space can be determined. The position of a camera integrated within the device relative to the device screen. The camera can be a front facing camera or a rear facing camera. The camera can include an image sensor, a lense, and/or a shutter. A live view of a real world environment can be received from the camera and presented within the device screen within real-time. An eye guide can be simultaneously presented on the device screen to assist a user interacting with the device to focus the eyes of the user on the camera. The eye guide can be a graphical symbol and/or a text indicating a direction associated with the camera in relation to the orientation of the screen or the device. An image can be recorded within a computer readable storage medium associated with the device. The image can lack the eye guide.

主权项

1. A method for a self-portraiture enhancement comprising:
determining an orientation of a computing device within three dimensional space; establishing the position of a camera integrated within the device relative to the device screen, wherein the camera is at least one of a front facing camera and a rear facing camera, wherein the camera comprises of at least one of an image sensor, a lense, and a shutter; receiving a live view of a real world environment from the camera and presenting the live view within the device screen within real-time; simultaneously presenting an eye guide on the device screen to assist a user interacting with the device to focus the eyes of the user on the camera, wherein the eye guide is at least one of a graphical symbol and a text indicating a direction associated with the camera in relation to the orientation of the screen or the device and the eye guide further comprises of a composition grid, wherein the composition grid comprises of at least two vertical lines and at least two horizontal lines which intersect forming at least nine bounded regions within the screen; and recording an image within a non-transitory computer readable storage medium associated with the device, wherein the image lacks the eye guide.