Small blue wavy lines on pictures taken with the iPhone

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  2. sometimes I had an IllegalArgumentException in createBitmapFromBytes() function.

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  Is it so hard to take a picture of the camera and display it?

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  Thank you for your support and for reading me

  (Sorry for my English )

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