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OnePlus 3 running OxygenOS 5.0.6 (Android 8.0.0).
CameraKit beta 3.1 and 3.9 both have this problem, I haven't tested all the releases in-between.
Take a photo and save to storage. As far as I can tell other phones and the Android Emulator don't exhibit this issue.
I'm saving the image from camera.captureImage() directly to storage without any further processing.
An image without the corruption.
Photo taken in landscape. Notice the corruption on the right hand side of the photo:

Photo taken in portrait. Same corruption on the right hand side:

If I take the corrupted part, flip it, and move it over to the left, you can see it lines up with where it should be. I've left a white line to demonstrate the bit I've moved:

The same seems to be true for the second image,
I can make one if needed, but I'm just calling camera.captureImage() and saving the image directly so it will likely be the same in your own demo app.
Thanks
I can confirm this bug on many other devices too. I don't think it is device specific.
I also found root cause. The problem is caused by JpegKit.
There is following code in com.camerakit.CameraPreview#capturePhoto
val jpeg = Jpeg(it)
jpeg.rotate(captureOrientation)
jpeg.rotate busts the image. I'll also file bug in JpegKit project.
Created related ticked https://github.com/CameraKit/jpegkit-android/issues/4
Ahh, good find. Hopefully if it occurs on multiple devices it'll be easier for someone with far more jpeg/NDK experience than myself to fix.
@akiller I'm currently digging into JpegKit and it seems to be bug either in JpegKit or directly in https://github.com/libjpeg-turbo/ (JpegKit is wrapper around jpeg-turbo library). I'll update this bug report with my findings.
@thubalek-inloop @akiller yeah, this is definitely a multiple device problem. @austinkettner @emersoncloud is this serious issue on the docket for v1.0.0-beta3.11? I'm seeing it in beta3.9 and beta3.10.
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I can confirm this bug on many other devices too. I don't think it is device specific.