Upside down photo
Aug 14, 2013 09:52:55 #
I received a digital photo (taken with an I-Pad) from a friend and in turn I posted it on Facebook which it posted upside down.
I cropped and re-sized the photo in PS-11 and Paintshop Pro then re-posted but the photo is still upside down on facebook.
Facebook does not have any answers and I googled it but with no solution to the problem. Has anyone had this experience of pics posted upside down and is there a solution? I turn to my fellow UGG comrades for answers. Thanks in advance for information.
I cropped and re-sized the photo in PS-11 and Paintshop Pro then re-posted but the photo is still upside down on facebook.
Facebook does not have any answers and I googled it but with no solution to the problem. Has anyone had this experience of pics posted upside down and is there a solution? I turn to my fellow UGG comrades for answers. Thanks in advance for information.
Aug 14, 2013 09:59:37 #
Aug 14, 2013 10:10:54 #
watchwinder wrote:
Try inverting it when you post it....
Practical solution for improbable problem.
Aug 14, 2013 11:00:21 #
I have noticed similar things with the iPad, especially when emailing the photos.
I am left-handed so I usually use the iPad upside down to what most people do. Although the iPad auto-rotates most apps, certain apps will not rotate- many apps for video and photography are this way. I try to remember to rotate the iPad especially when taking video with the iPad or photos to be emailed.
I am left-handed so I usually use the iPad upside down to what most people do. Although the iPad auto-rotates most apps, certain apps will not rotate- many apps for video and photography are this way. I try to remember to rotate the iPad especially when taking video with the iPad or photos to be emailed.
Aug 14, 2013 12:42:34 #
Or invert the photo 'before' you upload it to FB.
Your Operating System is using the Exif info to invert the photo so that you can view it right-side-up on your computer. Strip the EXIF/instructions in that photo then re-rotate it.
Your Operating System is using the Exif info to invert the photo so that you can view it right-side-up on your computer. Strip the EXIF/instructions in that photo then re-rotate it.
Aug 14, 2013 14:23:11 #
watchwinder wrote:
Try inverting it when you post it....
I had similar issue with my avatar on UHH. It was posting horizontally. So I re-oriented to horizontal in an editor, saved and re-posted. Of course I chose the wrong direction and first attempt was upside down :)
Aug 14, 2013 14:38:04 #
watchwinder wrote:
Try inverting it when you post it....
I have inverted the photo and it still post up-side down....
Aug 14, 2013 14:42:13 #
JoelS wrote:
I have inverted the photo and it still post up-side down....
Can you try "save as" with different file name before uploading?
Aug 14, 2013 19:01:01 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
Can you try "save as" with different file name before uploading?
Yes, Linda, I tried that also.... for some reason, FB reads the original information.
Aug 14, 2013 19:01:44 #
dpullum wrote:
Practical solution for improbable problem.
It still don't work....
Aug 14, 2013 19:03:34 #
haroldross wrote:
I have noticed similar things with the iPad, especially when emailing the photos.
I am left-handed so I usually use the iPad upside down to what most people do. Although the iPad auto-rotates most apps, certain apps will not rotate- many apps for video and photography are this way. I try to remember to rotate the iPad especially when taking video with the iPad or photos to be emailed.
I am left-handed so I usually use the iPad upside down to what most people do. Although the iPad auto-rotates most apps, certain apps will not rotate- many apps for video and photography are this way. I try to remember to rotate the iPad especially when taking video with the iPad or photos to be emailed.
All of the forums I read tell how to take the photo to avoid the up-side down post, but no one tells how to fix the photo once it has been taken.
Aug 14, 2013 19:05:10 #
The only other thing I know to do is to print the photo, scan it right side up and then post it... Thanks for all your help.
Aug 14, 2013 19:05:31 #
Does PSE have an option to strip the exif data on export?
I know that LR does.
I know that LR does.
Aug 14, 2013 19:07:05 #
Wall-E wrote:
Does PSE have an option to strip the exif data on export?
I know that LR does.
I know that LR does.
I don't know, I should look at that, I will see how to strip the info, I haven't done that.
Aug 14, 2013 19:25:02 #
You need to check your right-side-up transmogrifier. It might be out of whack.
:thumbdown: should be :thumbup:
:thumbdown: should be :thumbup:
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