I guess that’s a good sign. One of the changes is that during capture, your images will appear on the map (in red color). When you have many sequences, it can increase CPU consumption and overheat the device. It should not happen during most captures, but might if your phone is in direct sunlight, for example. Since Android has a diverse range of devices, this issue may impact some types of devices more than others. This is one of the things to check with this Open Testing build.
Thanks for fixing One UI 7! Works fine for me! Not very critical, but I would prefer buttons to be visible straight, currently there is sliding animation that’s a bit frustrating, but it’s my personal opinion
Thanks for catching that! The setting actually works as expected, it’s just that we forgot to rename it. It should be “Hide live map while capturing”. I’ll fix!
World it be possible to add a “Show 360° panoramas only” filter button ?
(I frequently capture using a 360 camera, unfortunately the app cannot be used to understand where 360 photos are missing and my effort are best focused…)
We don’t have that anymore, right. The server has to detect the capture direction, plus phone should provide a normal azimuth mostly, but it doesn’t work all the time, right (in the car especially).
Am, I correct that you’re capturing to the side and have incorrect compass angles detected ?
Yes @brunofilmklov - we’d like to add the 360 filter to mobile in the future. For now you can use the mapillary web application, which also works pretty well on mobile to filter for 360 only.