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Wel mooie spots heb je trouwens!
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apriliarsv 2023-09-10 19:40:12 | #3
It is easy to cut the picture like that otherwise it looks like meanless walkway picture
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damianea103 2023-09-10 20:54:23 | #5
10065 (2023-09-10 20:02:30)10065
Maybe it's also because I upload everything on my phone
Maybe it's also because I upload everything on my phone
Don't make up excuses, every modern phone has a photo editor.
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kgmill 2023-10-27 12:26:03 | #6
damianea103 (2023-09-10 20:54:23)damianea103
Don't make up excuses, every modern phone has a photo editor.
Don't make up excuses, every modern phone has a photo editor.
I think what he meant was that this image rotation bug (=uploaded images become rotated by 90°) happens whenever he's uploading with a phone and the image is horizontal.
Which is true for some phones/browsers because PM seems to ignore when the image rotation is determined by the image's EXIF tags (you can read more about it here).
He's not the only one whose pictures turn out sideways when uploaded from the phone, I've seen that at other users before. Only taking/Uploading the picture in landscape or fixing the image metadata (i.e. removing the EXIF rotation tags and rotating the acutal image through its pixels) fixes this bug, that's why his images are always Height>Width.
This is actually a mistake/bug on PM's end if you consider EXIF rotation tags to be a standard, and not 10065's fault.
@10065: Je kunt deze of deze app gebruiken om deze bug op te lossen, vink "Keep/Preserve orientation" aan in de instellingen, deel dan de afbeeldingen naar deze app en sla ze ergens opnieuw op. Dan zou PM ze accepteren zoals ze zijn zonder op hun kant te belanden.
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kgmill 2023-10-27 17:58:23 | #8
10065 (2023-10-27 12:49:16)No problem!
Forgot one thing - it might also be the browser's fault, as some browsers remove exif data when uploading images for privacy reasons.
To check if your browser does remove EXIF tags, you can upload an image here. Tl
To give two examples from my experience, Firefox on Android doesn't remove tags, Safari on iOS does.
So you might wanna just try different browsers using this testing site and if you've found one that keeps the orientation metadata, try uploading to PM with that. If the image uploads correctly, I was wrong and PM does keep the orientation and it was just your browser's fault. If it's still rotated, you'll have to use one of the apps I mentioned in the other comment to fix landscape images (or just keep using portrait photos as you do now, it's your choice at the end of the day, but landscape is better)
Forgot one thing - it might also be the browser's fault, as some browsers remove exif data when uploading images for privacy reasons.
To check if your browser does remove EXIF tags, you can upload an image here. Tl
To give two examples from my experience, Firefox on Android doesn't remove tags, Safari on iOS does.
So you might wanna just try different browsers using this testing site and if you've found one that keeps the orientation metadata, try uploading to PM with that. If the image uploads correctly, I was wrong and PM does keep the orientation and it was just your browser's fault. If it's still rotated, you'll have to use one of the apps I mentioned in the other comment to fix landscape images (or just keep using portrait photos as you do now, it's your choice at the end of the day, but landscape is better)
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