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Photos on your profile

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Created by DaveSandan > 9 months ago, 4 Oct 2015
DaveSandan
VIC, 1383 posts
4 Oct 2015 1:58PM
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Hi all,

I have a couple of photos on my profile so far but each one is sideways and I cannot find a way of rotating it and then saving it, anyone know how to do it?

Gorgo
VIC, 5111 posts
4 Oct 2015 3:28PM
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You have to edit the photo and get it right before you upload to Seabreeze.

DaveSandan
VIC, 1383 posts
4 Oct 2015 3:35PM
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Gorgo said..
You have to edit the photo and get it right before you upload to Seabreeze.


It is the right way when I upload?

ThinkaBowtit
WA, 1134 posts
4 Oct 2015 3:19PM
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Try editing it so it's wrong and then upload it.

DaveSandan
VIC, 1383 posts
4 Oct 2015 7:24PM
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ThinkaBowtit said..
Try editing it so it's wrong and then upload it.


Yep I will need to do that. I was hoping it could be done on this site!

Macroscien
QLD, 6808 posts
4 Oct 2015 7:06PM
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OldDave said..

ThinkaBowtit said..
Try editing it so it's wrong and then upload it.



Yep I will need to do that. I was hoping it could be done on this site!


Yes, sure can be done.
Try upload this now.


Mark _australia
WA, 23532 posts
4 Oct 2015 8:43PM
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Are you using a phone fer computin?

GreenPat
QLD, 4098 posts
5 Oct 2015 2:01PM
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Mark _australia said..
Are you using a phone fer computin?


Is it rotten fruit (Apple)?

iPhones store all photos as landscape even if they are portrait, and then mark the rotation in their EXIF data. Some programs don't read this properly, particularly in Microsloth Windoze, and the photos will be the wrong way around. Best solution is to rotate them in Windoze before uploading, as mentioned.

kiteboy dave
QLD, 6525 posts
5 Oct 2015 8:44PM
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GreenPat said..

Mark _australia said..
Are you using a phone fer computin?



Is it rotten fruit (Apple)?

iPhones store all photos as landscape even if they are portrait, and then mark the rotation in their EXIF data. Some programs don't read this properly, particularly in Microsloth Windoze, and the photos will be the wrong way around. Best solution is to rotate them in Windoze before uploading, as mentioned.


Another reason to avoid the fruit. Do it our (stupid) way or the highway buddy..


DaveSandan
VIC, 1383 posts
10 Oct 2015 6:56AM
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Macroscien said..

OldDave said..


ThinkaBowtit said..
Try editing it so it's wrong and then upload it.




Yep I will need to do that. I was hoping it could be done on this site!



Yes, sure can be done.
Try upload this now.



Hey thanks, I have downloaded it onto my iPad and will see how it comes up!

DaveSandan
VIC, 1383 posts
10 Oct 2015 7:00AM
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Excellent it worked thanks macroscien!



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