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Upside Down Photo Postings (but not from OZ)

Nofear2trek

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I have noticed that thread posters are still posting photos that end up sideways or upside down after they click the submit button. I don't know if it is device specific, but this is what works to eliminate that problem for me and my iPad.

Before uploading a photo to any thread I first edit it on the iPad by doing a 90 degree rotation, save it that way, and then edit again with a 270 degree rotation (bringing it back to the original orientation) and save it again. Then it is ready to upload to any posting.

Sporadically I used to get those upside down pics on the forum threads, but never have again whenever I first rotated and saved the photos before uploading them. It works for me and my iPad.

Ray
 
Yeah. I posted about that an hour before. Blame the forum software, blame the phone, blame blame blame.

Internet driving school 101 sure has gotten skipped by a lot of people.

That said, it's not always easy to find stuff on my Android. Or someone else's iPhone. I hate these things. I long for the old days.

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With iPhone, be sure to take landscape photos with the volume buttons down. This works. Why the other way does not is a bug.
 
I'm not smart enough to use a smart phone, even if I had one I wouldn't have a clue how to get pictures from it to the forum, so I just use a camera. So I have to wait till I get home and can connect it the computer and then some how (Magic I think) the photos get transferred to the 'puter. And then by more magic I am somehow able to get them posted on the forum. From one time till the next I can't remember how to do it ,so I just click this and that until it works. Here's one of my old slides from 1974, taken with a Kodak S20 126 Instamatic on Kodachrome
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