You could also do something like add a class method to your cell class that creates a non-queued instance (if necessary to the calculation) and calculates the cell height based on whatever goes into determining it. That avoids mucking around with the collection view's queue.
What I'm currently doing is just creating an object with alloc/init (well I use "new"), and setting a portrait property on it and getting the size, the setting the landscape property, then getting that size.
Its not that this doesn't work, it just seems odd with Apple's push for dynamic type, and better rotation support.
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