1. Chapter 8 Sensors and Camera

2. Figure 08.01: The Accelerometer can gauge the orientation of a stationary device

3. Figure 08.02: A gyroscope will return rate-of-rotation data for the three coordinate axes

4. Figure 08.03: The coordinate system for an Android phone

5. Figure 08.04: Tilt and pitch input for the Roaming Ball Application

6. Figure 08.05: The project structure of the Roaming Ball application

7. Figure 08.06: The layout design for activity_my.xml

8. Figure 08.07: The layout design for ball_item.xml

9. Figure 08.08: Magic Answer application supplies an answer when the user shakes the device

10. Figure 08.09: The project structure of the Magic Answer application

11. Figure 08.10: The user interface for activity_my.xml

12. Figure 08.11: The layout structure for input_layout.xml

13. Figure 08.12: Project structure for the Compass application

14. Figure 08.13: The orientation change will be determined along the x-axis

15. Figure 08.14: The Basic Camera application uses the built-in camera

16. Figure 08.15: Project structure for the Basic Camera application

17. Figure 08.16: Photographs with added filters

18. Figure 08.17: A photograph with swapped blue, red, and green values

19. Figure 08.18: A photograph with its color negated

20. Figure 08.19: The photo ASCII conversion application

21. Figure 08.20: Project structure for the photo ASCII conversion application

22. Figure 08.21: activity_my.xml layout structure