I just want to disable image upload auto rotation

[d3v1ous]

or just rotate my image which is vertically captured.....

Everything was fine, but when i tried to upload image which is captured by vertical, nor horizontal, coppermine auto rotate this image to horizontal alignment and the thumbnails get wrong.
If i tried to use button crop and rotate i just got image in new windows and i dont know what to do??
Is there any simple plugin to rotate my images?

[Αndré]

Is there any simple plugin to rotate my images?

You don't need a plugin, as Coppermine doesn't rotate images during upload. I guess your images contain the EXIF orientation tag and your local picture viewing software displays your images accordingly. Disable that option (or use another software) for rotating pictures and everything will look as expected in your gallery.

If i tried to use button crop and rotate i just got image in new windows and i dont know what to do??

Above the image are some button to rotate pictures.

[d3v1ous]

Ok, would you try to upload this image to my gallery? I created test user for you for this proposes:

hostname: http://dslr.beginners.tk
username: Αndré
password: Αndré

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/420529_3529555286036_1486845424_3296329_1377498285_n.jpg

Just download it, and upload it to my gallery via Upload image button.
When you still uploading the image it is rotated.

[Αndré]

Done. I downloaded it vertical and it's still vertical (= no rotation), do you confirm?

[d3v1ous]

Yes, i do.
Ok i will try to download it from the link with i gave to you and i try to upload it into gallery.

[d3v1ous]

Very strange :-)

When i downloaded the image from the link i uploaded it correctly. But when i try to upload image from my local computer directly into gallery the image is rotated :-))

I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS with Gnome desktop environment.
I should rotate the image, then upload it to gallery.

[Αndré]

Attach the original picture to this thread, and I'll probably confirm you my assumption:

I guess your images contain the EXIF orientation tag and your local picture viewing software displays your images accordingly.

[d3v1ous]

There is no need :-)))

Problem solved.
Watch this.

[d3v1ous]

Thanks Αndré.

[Αndré]

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[d3v1ous]

done.

Thanks.