Black view about dynamicblurview

[aatalyk]

Does anyone found a solution for black view?

[DiogoNeves]

I just realised there's an extension specifically for images :)

[royherma]

getting this as well, for a view...any ideas?

[DiogoNeves]

I should have posted my solution.
For images there's a different method to call, here's my code

        if let image = self.bannerImage?.image {
            let blurredImage = image.blurredImage(5.0, iterations: 3, ratio: 2.0, blendColor: nil)
            self.bannerImage?.image = blurredImage
        }

[royherma]

Appreciate the prompt response, but I was just adding the dynamic blur to a custom UIView, and it was strictly black (as you mentioned in your issue). So not applying to a UIImage, but still getting the result that you described.

[DiogoNeves]

If the view has an image in it, even if you're not applying directly to the image, I think it could still cause issues. Is that the case? (Try removing any images from sub views to test)

[orkenstein]

@royherma this happens to me when adding on a view, whose view controller is presented modally. Did you find any solution?
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[DiogoNeves]

@orkenstein not sure if that's the same problem. The solution I found is shown above
#10 (comment)

[orkenstein]

@DiogoNeves Thanks, my issue is not about images. Continue my research.

[brod-ie]

Why is this issue closed?

[Tr736]

did you manage to solve this issue?

[haemi]

would be interested in this as well

[RSickenberg]

Same issue here, with empty UIView

[mohpor]

If anyone else is still having this issue:
#32 (comment)