i tried to reproduce it with my phone by snapping pictures in portrait and landscape mode + rotate images manually before upload but they all turned out to get uploaded in the orientation i expected, so i was confused how to reproduce the bug. probably some iOS thing?
i would say i have a TDD approach, i need to recreate a bug first before i attempt to fix it
I reached out to antic for the original image, but if we actually understand EXIF data well, we shouldn't need a repro to preserve orientation EXIF data.
Seems like it might be a metadata misread. I corrected it by edit the post and rotating the photo 360, then reuploading. Might be an issue with how the photo was taken.
@ekzyis did you come to a conclusion on the orientation bug?
i tried to reproduce it with my phone by snapping pictures in portrait and landscape mode + rotate images manually before upload but they all turned out to get uploaded in the orientation i expected, so i was confused how to reproduce the bug. probably some iOS thing?
i would say i have a TDD approach, i need to recreate a bug first before i attempt to fix it
but i think i need to adapt, lol :)
I reached out to antic for the original image, but if we actually understand EXIF data well, we shouldn't need a repro to preserve orientation EXIF data.
It appears after rotating the image 360, it gets fix. Here’s one that I have not fixed by manually rotating 360
https://m.stacker.news/7503
To repro we need the original exif data on this image. We remove it in your browser before uploading.
ah, just sent over email :)
Oh you do remove it? Nice! Well, from a privacy perspective anyway
Seems like it might be a metadata misread. I corrected it by edit the post and rotating the photo 360, then reuploading. Might be an issue with how the photo was taken.
It's definitely metadata related. We remove all EXIF data for privacy reasons but we don't make an exception for orientation info.