TheMightyGoat
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Someone tell me how this happens, because I can't make sense of it.
1) I rotate an image in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer.
2) I open it in Photoshop; it appears in the orientation I made it with WPaFV.
3) I make modifications to the image and save it as a .jpg.
4) I review the saved copy; it is in the orientation I want.
5) I upload it to a webhost or view it on another computer. It has reverted to its original orientation.
This happens only with pictures taken with my Panasonic FZ-28. The camera has that feature that automatically displays the pictures horizontally on the LCD for playback regardless of the orientation in which they were taken. I turned that feature off, because I find it to be an annoyance. I don't know if that's somehow related to my pictures un-rotating themselves... but it's driving me bug****. I don't understand how a .jpg can do that after being saved in Photoshop.
1) I rotate an image in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer.
2) I open it in Photoshop; it appears in the orientation I made it with WPaFV.
3) I make modifications to the image and save it as a .jpg.
4) I review the saved copy; it is in the orientation I want.
5) I upload it to a webhost or view it on another computer. It has reverted to its original orientation.
This happens only with pictures taken with my Panasonic FZ-28. The camera has that feature that automatically displays the pictures horizontally on the LCD for playback regardless of the orientation in which they were taken. I turned that feature off, because I find it to be an annoyance. I don't know if that's somehow related to my pictures un-rotating themselves... but it's driving me bug****. I don't understand how a .jpg can do that after being saved in Photoshop.