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anathema_device@kbin.social to Brisbane@aussie.zone · 3 years ago

A beautiful winter afternoon in Shorncliffe

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A beautiful winter afternoon in Shorncliffe

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anathema_device@kbin.social to Brisbane@aussie.zone · 3 years ago
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    • anathema_device@kbin.socialOP
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      @Treevan It certainly sums up some of the main reasons I love living here, even if Sandgate itself is out of my reach :)

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        • Gloomy Bagel 🥯 @aussie.zone
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          this is really interesting and a GREAT heads up for using lemmy/kbin

          on ios, using a direct link the image auto rotates

          https://media.kbin.social/c7/87/c787717a1705f919a0163c83fc9894c7c378fa8ed9f74df9659d0f928f6b87fe.jpg

          which made me think there had to be metadata in the image to indicate what orientation to show it in and I was correct

          images uploaded maintain all metadata — please make everyone aware as this could lead to serious privacy issues.

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            Yeah the preview of it shows upside down for me on Windows in Edge and on Chrome on Android, but was the right way up on Jerboa on Android.

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            @GloomyBagel is there any way to edit the image to make it display properly for all devices? I’m not worried about privacy - I mean, I told you all where I took it - but I don’t want it to be upside down!

            @Treevan

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                EXIF data, not meta data… Stupid bagel.

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                  EXIF data, not meta data

                  I mean, I’d say that EXIF data is a subset of metadata, so 🤷‍♂️

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              normally web services will do the work for you by auto rotating and stripping the metadata. you could do a tiny edit like adjust the exposure by +/- 1 and then save. that should save the correct orientation.

              I have a question for you though… are you left handed?

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                @GloomyBagel me, no. I found out how to strip location data from individual images on Preview, and how to prevent it being imbedded in the image. But I like having the image recorded because it tells me where I was. I just wasn’t aware that the images on Social Media had that info saved. So…I’ll be careful in future. Not sure how to fix the rotation problem other than what you suggest. Thanks!

                @Treevan

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                I might be… Why?

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                  hahaha I am, and i hold my phone in my left hand. so when I take a photo, I rotate my phone clockwise which is “upside down” (camera lenses on the bottom of the phone) and gives me the same issue as OP.

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