Comments on: iPhone: Photo Rotate http://abednarz.net/wp/iphone-photo-rotate/ Bed Sat, 13 Feb 2010 07:01:33 +1000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Bed http://abednarz.net/wp/iphone-photo-rotate/comment-page-1/#comment-704 Bed Sat, 11 Apr 2009 09:48:19 +0000 http://abednarz.net/wp/?p=260#comment-704 I dont really have clients in the same sense are you. No real connection to be made. I dont really have clients in the same sense are you. No real connection to be made.

]]> By: Vic Morris http://abednarz.net/wp/iphone-photo-rotate/comment-page-1/#comment-703 Vic Morris Sat, 11 Apr 2009 09:10:46 +0000 http://abednarz.net/wp/?p=260#comment-703 Random question: I was told to start a blog so that my clients or potential clients could connect with me, I am a photographer. Do you find that happening with your readers? Random question: I was told to start a blog so that my clients or potential clients could connect with me, I am a photographer. Do you find that happening with your readers?

]]> By: David Rogerson http://abednarz.net/wp/iphone-photo-rotate/comment-page-1/#comment-651 David Rogerson Tue, 17 Mar 2009 19:24:57 +0000 http://abednarz.net/wp/?p=260#comment-651 Great little app mate, did exactly what it says. Well done! Great little app mate, did exactly what it says. Well done!

]]> By: Bed http://abednarz.net/wp/iphone-photo-rotate/comment-page-1/#comment-619 Bed Sun, 22 Feb 2009 07:14:16 +0000 http://abednarz.net/wp/?p=260#comment-619 Unfortunately Apple don't allow third party application write access to anywhere apart from the Camera Roll (iPhone) or Saved Photos (iPodTouch) directories. For purposes such as yours this does mean there is no way to correct the rotation of a photo 'in place' with Photo Rotate (or any application that doesn't come from Apple itself). Unfortunately Apple don’t allow third party application write access to anywhere apart from the Camera Roll (iPhone) or Saved Photos (iPodTouch) directories. For purposes such as yours this does mean there is no way to correct the rotation of a photo ‘in place’ with Photo Rotate (or any application that doesn’t come from Apple itself).

]]> By: Ken Sills http://abednarz.net/wp/iphone-photo-rotate/comment-page-1/#comment-618 Ken Sills Sun, 22 Feb 2009 06:48:07 +0000 http://abednarz.net/wp/?p=260#comment-618 I have an iPod Touch 2G. I import photo albums from Photoshop Elements 7. In PSE7 on my PC, the photos all display with the correct orientation as my Panasonic digicam has an orientation sensor and always gets it right. But sometimes photos imported in portrait mode, display on the iPodT (in vertical position) on their side. When I turn the iPodT to horizontal mode, the photo flips to full screen but still sideways like a bad joke. This is a very frustrating bug. What I want to be able to do on the iPodT is to rotate a photo by 90 deg., or 270 deg., and then store/save the result in place in the existing album replacing the sideways photo, a simple concept. Having the rotated photo be placed in some other folder is not useful to me. Can Photo Rotate rotate an imported photo IN PLACE? Ken I think that Photo Rotate I have an iPod Touch 2G. I import photo albums from Photoshop Elements 7. In PSE7 on my PC, the photos all display with the correct orientation as my Panasonic digicam has an orientation sensor and always gets it right.

But sometimes photos imported in portrait mode, display on the iPodT (in vertical position) on their side. When I turn the iPodT to horizontal mode, the photo flips to full screen but still sideways like a bad joke. This is a very frustrating bug.

What I want to be able to do on the iPodT is to rotate a photo by 90 deg., or 270 deg., and then store/save the result in place in the existing album replacing the sideways photo, a simple concept. Having the rotated photo be placed in some other folder is not useful to me. Can Photo Rotate rotate an imported photo IN PLACE?

Ken

I think that Photo Rotate

]]> By: Scott http://abednarz.net/wp/iphone-photo-rotate/comment-page-1/#comment-558 Scott Tue, 06 Jan 2009 23:19:51 +0000 http://abednarz.net/wp/?p=260#comment-558 Shot a number of photos using the iphone some in portrait and others in landscape to see how the program handles the rotation process. FLAWLESS. However, I had some photos that were taken on a Canon Rebel XTi at a very high resolution and were then reduced in size and cropped to an non-standard picture size. Photo Rotate was not able to handle the non-standard picture size smoothly. It appeared to over stretch the non-conventional picture causing a blury result. Photos taken with the iphone are handled perfectly. No reduction in clarity or quality. Overall I would highly recommend this program for standard size pictures. Scott Shot a number of photos using the iphone some in portrait and others in landscape to see how the program handles the rotation process. FLAWLESS. However, I had some photos that were taken on a Canon Rebel XTi at a very high resolution and were then reduced in size and cropped to an non-standard picture size. Photo Rotate was not able to handle the non-standard picture size smoothly. It appeared to over stretch the non-conventional picture causing a blury result.

Photos taken with the iphone are handled perfectly. No reduction in clarity or quality.

Overall I would highly recommend this program for standard size pictures.

Scott

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]]> By: Bed http://abednarz.net/wp/iphone-photo-rotate/comment-page-1/#comment-556 Bed Mon, 05 Jan 2009 08:18:04 +0000 http://abednarz.net/wp/?p=260#comment-556 The resolution of the pic isn't changed, just rotated (ie iPhone camera takes photos at 1200x1600 - this stays the same). The JPG compression used to save the file back to the Camera Roll (using Apple's library) does seem to be higher than the camera saves natively, so the resulting file is slightly smaller. However I certainly can't tell the difference by looking. The resolution of the pic isn’t changed, just rotated (ie iPhone camera takes photos at 1200×1600 – this stays the same). The JPG compression used to save the file back to the Camera Roll (using Apple’s library) does seem to be higher than the camera saves natively, so the resulting file is slightly smaller. However I certainly can’t tell the difference by looking.

]]> By: Jonathan http://abednarz.net/wp/iphone-photo-rotate/comment-page-1/#comment-554 Jonathan Mon, 05 Jan 2009 02:59:40 +0000 http://abednarz.net/wp/?p=260#comment-554 Hi there - does it reduce the quality of the pics to do this? Hi there – does it reduce the quality of the pics to do this?

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