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Windows 10 picture rotation test........
Posted: Thu Jul 21, 16 8:50 am
by Demon James
Sorry it's not very interesting but I'm just testing uploaded pictures on various sites and programmes since Windows 10 ruined my world
Since the Microsoft hijack of my pc, whenever I export, copy, paste etc pictures, they are randomly rotated sometimes. Mainly with landscape appearing as landscape but ending up portrait when viewed on here, facebook or my drawing programmes for work.
So, I'm just trying a random picture to see if the latest fix has worked because it appears to be working on my drawing programme.
At least I'll put a MOPAR related picture up

Posted: Thu Jul 21, 16 8:53 am
by Demon James
Posted: Fri Jul 22, 16 10:14 pm
by Duster70
Well done James, something for me to look forward to..............NOT!
Regards
Arthur
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 16 2:54 pm
by Demon James
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 16 2:56 pm
by Demon James
The second and third pictures are portrait on the computer and then appear as landscape on here!!!! Grrrrrrrrr................
In answer to Derek's question and Windows 10.........hold off as long as you can, it's a menace
Over time it will be unavoidable as this is how everything will go but be strong brethren, there is always hope.........

Posted: Thu Jul 28, 16 3:02 pm
by Demon James
Oh, and it's not a problem related to this forum. It affects all my drawing programmes and face-ache too

Posted: Wed Aug 03, 16 2:29 pm
by Demon James
test

Posted: Tue Aug 09, 16 10:20 am
by Demon James
test
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 16 10:25 am
by Demon James
test2
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 16 11:23 am
by Demon James
It looks like I have might have sussed the cause of "random rotation" on Windows 10, just in case it ends up affecting anyone posting pictures on here.
It seem that taking the picture portrait or landscape as required with a phone or tablet is fine. The problem starts when the pictures are sent from that device to your PC.
If the tablet isn't in the same orientation when you upload as it was when the picture was taken, Windows 10 sees it as rotated

even though you will see it as "normal"
I have added "Orientation" in the file view and this is where our PC guy spotted it says "Normal" or "90 Degrees" "270 Degrees" etc. Even when it looks as intended.
Any files that say anything other than "Normal" I right click and open in Windows Paint. Here it will look as it should despite any rotation info, I then just click "save" and close Windows Paint.
When you see the file info it will now say "Normal" and upload here, Facebook, wherever without rotating at random.
This isn't a cure but is only a three click fix that's quick enough to put up with until Microshaft sort it out.

James.