On 22 December 2011 07:02, Dennis Carr <[email protected]> wrote: > Currently, if I offload photographs from my digital camera, Nautilus > will happily auto-rotate the icons in such a way that it thinks is > correct, and when viewing in the image viewer, it reflects that > they've been rotated. Well, it looks nice, except for one thing > - it's only rotating the metadata, it doesn't actually rotate the > picture. So imagine my amazement when most of my photos are *sideways* > after uploading them to a webpage. > > Ultimately, I need to change this behavior - either the photos should > actually rotate beyond the metadata level, or they shouldn't rotate at > all, allowing me to manually go through my photos and manually rotate > them. > > How do I change this?
How and why would GNOME rotate the image content? In this scenario Nautilus is auto-rotating for display the thumbnail (which if it was extracted from a thumbnail in the file is already correctly rotated) but your web server isn't auto-rotating. Note that e.g. Flickr will correctly rotate images for display when you upload them. Ross -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/caanfstt5imdj93ajntsiqbvaetik4nqpmtk39ofmyfdzh-e...@mail.gmail.com
