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Example images for the various EXIF orientation flags, in both landscape and portrait orientation.

Home Page: http://www.daveperrett.com/articles/2012/07/28/exif-orientation-handling-is-a-ghetto/

License: MIT License

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Your website is down

Hi,

I've been attempting to access your 2012 article, "EXIF Orientation Handling is a Ghetto", but it looks like your site is messed up. All of your URLs lead to pages of gibberish. I managed to find a Google Cache of your main page, but it also seems your articles are not cached.

A) I thought you should know, just in case you were unaware.
B) I'd still really like to get at that article, if possible.

Thanks!

Matt

Please add exif thumbnails to expose further orientation issues.

Imagemagick has an option "auto-orient". This applies the inverse of the exif orientation to the image data, and then sets the exif orientation to "top-left" ie unrotated. However, it does not touch the exif thumbnails. This leads to an image with inconsistent orientation. The thumbnails in file managers etc will now be displayed with "top-left" orientation and so will appear incorrect, but opening the image in a viewer/editor will work correctly. Adding thumbnails to the images would allow to catch this edge case, and I expect that a lot of websites are using this feature of imagemagick.

Thank You!

Not an issue, but OMG thank you for putting this together!

Website configuration

Slightly off-topic, but I tried to look at the article on your website and it looks like something isn't working (confirmed on two different machines):

ssl

Copyright and License

I notice that these images are Copyright 2007 Apple Inc., all rights reserved.

Please can you confirm that Apple have given permission to distribute these under the MIT license? Thanks.

Sample images all have 1 orientation flag

Thank you for your blog post, it finally put me on the right track.
Im afraid there was some mistake with sample images. They all seem to have orientation flag set 0
screenshot

Most images are missing EXIF data

Am I confused or are most of these images missing the EXIF data? Landscape_1.jpg is fine, but all of the other Landscape images have no EXIF data at all. Same with the portrait images.

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