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Friday, January 26, 2018 3:46 AM | 1 vote
If i open any folder of photos to view the contents Windows Explorer shows all of the pictures "upright". For example if one is photographing a door then one would turn the camera to capture the image. In Windows 7 this image would be shown in Windows Explorer with the door on its side and I would be able to recognise those images that I would need to rotate myself so they would display as shot.
Windows 10 however assumes that i am a complete simpleton and rotates the image of the door is displays to only me, but it does not rotate the image in the file. Thus when i upload the photograph to other software or to the web for work the picture is not rotated and i look a complete simpleton.
I want to see my photos in the orientation that i shot them, not the way that Windoze thinks i should see them is there a way within windows 10 to set so i can get that please? It is easy enough then to rotate the photos that need it and resave them. that way i know that when the file is displayed by older MS software that pictures will not all be on their sides.
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Saturday, January 27, 2018 12:25 AM
Kindly go through the following article:
Image Rotation Issue with Windows 10
S.Sengupta,Microsoft MVP Windows and Devices for IT, Windows Insider MVP