Picture problems

[kb0zke]

http://www.airstreamclassifieds.com/...la-30-florida/

Every single picture is upside down. This happens fairly often, although this is the first time I've seen 100% upside down. Usually only one is that way, and sideways is pretty common.

Is there some way that a sticky can be posted that provides instruction on how to take and post pictures? I've had a iPhone for two years now, and only recently learned that it needs to be properly oriented for the pictures to come out properly. Apparently other phones don't have that problem.

[Wingeezer]

Originally Posted by kb0zke

http://www.airstreamclassifieds.com/...la-30-florida/

Every single picture is upside down. This happens fairly often, although this is the first time I've seen 100% upside down. Usually only one is that way, and sideways is pretty common.

Is there some way that a sticky can be posted that provides instruction on how to take and post pictures? I've had a iPhone for two years now, and only recently learned that it needs to be properly oriented for the pictures to come out properly. Apparently other phones don't have that problem.

Strange! maybe try turning them upside down before you attach them?!

Brian.

[kb0zke]

Brian, those aren't my pictures. Pictures that are sideways or upside down happen often enough that I thought some instruction might be in order, or maybe a way for a seller to edit the pictures (rotate, mainly) after the ad appears.

[Rich W]

On my camera (LG), although the picture looks OK on the camera, when it's uploaded to my laptop, the orientation will be landscape with the camera rotated to the left. I have to manually rotate the image after it's been uploaded.

I think that if the smart phone is held rotated to the left from the vertical, in landscape mode, the picture will always be correct. My LG has an auto-rotate feature so that even if you hold it upside down, it appears to be correct, but the image is always rotated to landscape even if it's taken portrait mode.

This gets a little confusing but if you experiment with your smart phone, rotating it, you'll probably find, like I did, there's a correct way to hold it. I took a video that was 90 degrees rotated. I've since learned to hold the phone rotated to the left, in landscape. It gives you a nice wide picture too.