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Originally Posted by AndyG
Another "bandaid" solution is to use "Snipping Tool" - built into Windows 7 onwards. Solution is useful if picture resolution is not too important.
Simply view your picture correctly onscreen by whatever means is comfortable, then run snipping tool to "cut" that portion of the screen out and save as a new file. Be sure to maximise the pic and even zoom into relevant parts to increase the useful pixels available for the "cut".
This has other advantages, in that it removes EXIF data for privacy, and gives you a 2nd opportunity to crop the picture prior to posting.
Regarding an explaination, turning off "Screen rotation" on one's phone goes a long way in revealing the truth in how a picture is captured and recorded at the phone end.
Hope this bandaid helps someone  |
Had a play around to understand what's happening,tried to lock the screen on the phone no good but with my iphone if i turned it to the left on its side eureka !!! Just taken a picture of my Fujiyama ortho i'm selling and it worked , If you do what i have just done it should work ,Hopefully this will mark the end of turning the laptop on its end to see the pictures