Image Gallery Issue
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thumb is correct orientation but next size up is not...
Howdy,Just mass uploaded images to a new gallery and upon review;
1. the thumbs all here; World - Nandalow
all are automatically rotated as needed and all correct.
2. If you click for a large view of an image it no longer auto-corrects orientation….. for example
World - Nandalow
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Publisher of IronFeather Journal since 1987. Host of KGNU Colorado Radio for 20 years.
Currently in Japan & decided to focus on Composr as my number one CMS.
Composr site for community of Hokkaido: Nandalow.com
Composr site for my freelance work: Futurecode.jp
My Compsr edits : http://ironfeather.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=2862
Twitter: https://twitter.com/futurecodejp
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Cameras often save the pictures at the wrong rotation, then EXIF is used to signal to image software to rotate it to where it should be.
You could correct by downloading the images from uploads/galleries and processing them according to:
Fix iPhone EXIF rotation from the command line
In the future you'd run this process before the mass-add.
Composr does fix EXIF rotation usually - for thumbnails, and individually added images that are too large (which most camera images are). But the mass-add doesn't have that workflow currently (possibly it would be too intensive without moving it into a background task because it literally has to re-save every image).
I am tracking it in this issue:
0002052: Formal implementation for cleanup of uploaded images - Composr CMS feature tracker
There is some web browser support for this in Firefox, but other browsers have not adopted it. In most browsers viewing an image outside an HTML page will correct the rotation, but within an <img> tag it will not.
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