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rotating pics?

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Created by coreyb > 9 months ago, 9 Jan 2011
coreyb
WA, 463 posts
9 Jan 2011 2:14PM
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Anyone know how its done?

Bigwavedave
QLD, 2057 posts
9 Jan 2011 4:36PM
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turn them 90 degrees

lotofwind
NSW, 6451 posts
9 Jan 2011 5:44PM
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Bigwavedave said...

turn them 90 degrees


Yes , but to the left or right?

Are you talking about video or stills?

lotofwind
NSW, 6451 posts
9 Jan 2011 5:50PM
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Bigwavedave said...

turn them 90 degrees


I think this is not a usefull answer.

(#) - in other words, I perceived it as a S2 function interfering with valid 3*-to-S3
communications. Systems 3/3* & 4, & 5 have far higher variety than 2.

You can read about it in my blog www.Igotnolifeandno-onewillplaywithme.com.au

ScottieSURF
WA, 25 posts
9 Jan 2011 2:56PM
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lotofwind said...

Bigwavedave said...

turn them 90 degrees


I think this is not a usefull answer.

(#) - in other words, I perceived it as a S2 function interfering with valid 3*-to-S3
communications. Systems 3/3* & 4, & 5 have far higher variety than 2.

You can read about it in my blog www.Igotnolifeandno-onewillplaywithme.com.au


LOL

salt
VIC, 616 posts
9 Jan 2011 9:58PM
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use PICASA, free from google. Powerful photo library and basic photo editing.

kitegirl21
NSW, 439 posts
9 Jan 2011 10:00PM
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lotofwind said...

Bigwavedave said...

turn them 90 degrees


I think this is not a usefull answer.

(#) - in other words, I perceived it as a S2 function interfering with valid 3*-to-S3
communications. Systems 3/3* & 4, & 5 have far higher variety than 2.

You can read about it in my blog www.Igotnolifeandno-onewillplaywithme.com.au


Gold!!!!

coreyb
WA, 463 posts
9 Jan 2011 7:21PM
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I meant on here, they upload as landscape and I wanted to turn them to portrait.

I thought it should be easy, but I couldnt work it out.

GalahOnTheBay
NSW, 4188 posts
10 Jan 2011 3:09PM
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salt said...

use PICASA, free from google. Powerful photo library and basic photo editing.


Not from google, but free there is Irfanview www.irfanview.com/ and Gimp (no really) www.gimp.org/

laurie
WA, 3848 posts
10 Jan 2011 1:28PM
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If you're using Windows .. Start .. Paint Brush .. File/Open .. Load image .. choose "Rotate" .. File/save.

vwpete
WA, 139 posts
10 Jan 2011 1:42PM
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laurie said...

If you're using Windows .. Start .. Paint Brush .. File/Open .. Load image .. choose "Rotate" .. File/save.


lol yeah and check out the promo for more info



:)
or maybe download the FastStone Image Viewer
www.faststone.org/ which will auto rotate your pics based on the EXIF data from a digital capable camera. The re-sizer is also handy



Leroy B
WA, 139 posts
10 Jan 2011 3:06PM
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I'm sure you've got it but in case....when you open a pic on a pc it opens in Picture Manager ........then press one of these buttons.....


bjw
QLD, 3623 posts
10 Jan 2011 7:14PM
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www.geekforum.org/index.php?action=forum

I make friends on this site

coreyb
WA, 463 posts
10 Jan 2011 6:24PM
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Cheers,

Ive got it sussed on the work computer which is windows, but Ive got a mac at home.

I can rotate them on that, but when I got to upload it switches back. I think its just beacuse Im a computer retard.

I thought I might be able to do it once it was uploaded.

vwpete
WA, 139 posts
10 Jan 2011 6:56PM
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yeap was thinking this could be mac thing! man they are such rubbish!

And were off!

:) :) :)

harry potter
VIC, 2777 posts
10 Jan 2011 11:03PM
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coreyb said...??
Cheers,????Ive got it sussed on the work computer which is windows, but Ive got a mac at home.????I can rotate them on that, but when I got to upload it switches back. I think its just beacuse Im a computer retard.????I thought I might be able to do it once it was uploaded.??
????With a mac ( at least with mine ) you need to rotate the image and then save that image and rename the file. Then close everthing and reopen the file. It should now be rotated as you saved it. Then upload. ??You may possibly still be uploading the original file. ??A similar thing did my head in as well.

nebbian
WA, 6277 posts
10 Jan 2011 9:39PM
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coreyb said...??
Cheers,????Ive got it sussed on the work computer which is windows, but Ive got a mac at home.????I can rotate them on that, but when I got to upload it switches back. I think its just beacuse Im a computer retard.????I thought I might be able to do it once it was uploaded.??
????Without getting too geeky here, the problem is in the meta data for the file. When you rotate the file, it just saves a little bit of data to say "This image should be rotated 90 degrees", instead of actually rotating it and then saving the full file all again. This is all in the spec...????Most program respect that meta data, but some simpler web uploading programs just read the raw data.????Are you using Preview to rotate the files? Perhaps try using iPhoto instead, or saving the photo as a PNG once you have finished rotating it. ????I use GraphicConverter (www.lemkesoft.de/en/image-editing-slideshow-browser-batch-conversion-metadata-and-more-on-your-mac/), but if you are after a free solution then you might be able to find something here:??www.pure-mac.com/graphics.html??



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