Originally Posted by
IBobi
The EXIF data comes from the device it was taken on. Sometimes that data is wrong.
Only way to resolve is to re-save in the correct orientation and then upload.
Per my post #84 (from which it appears IBxAnders borrowed an image to test in post #96

) I am pretty sure it is not the EXIF rotation data that is wrong, but that FT's backend software does not correctly interpret it.
i.e. in plain terms I think the raw image is stored rotated, let's say 90 degrees clockwise, but also includes EXIF data saying "hello image display software, I am rotated 90 degrees clockwise so you should rotate 90 degrees CCW before displaying me." But FT's software ignores that and displays the image as-is.
The conversion tool I described in post #84 takes such an image, rotates it 90 degrees CCW and deletes the EXIF rotation flag. IMO this is NOT a "correction" to the image -- it is a workaround for systems that don't take the EXIF rotation data into account.