photog_87
12th of September 2006 (Tue), 16:14
I have encountered this before, but i am going mad tackling it now.
I have shot about 500 jpgs this weekend. I am processing them now and am having a hell of a time rotating half of them so they display upright.
Selecting all the rotated ones in windows explorer and right clicking to select "rotate clockwise" seems to scare windows explorer... and it crashes. Thank you Microsoft.
So i open in Bridge and rotate there, only to find that a bridge rotate simply changes the XML display data and the actual JPG is not rotated... *eyeroll*...
OKay, so now i am going throw, opening every individual image that was rotated in bridge, and re-saving in photoshop.
There has GOT to be a better way...
PLEASE tell me there is a better way!
I have shot about 500 jpgs this weekend. I am processing them now and am having a hell of a time rotating half of them so they display upright.
Selecting all the rotated ones in windows explorer and right clicking to select "rotate clockwise" seems to scare windows explorer... and it crashes. Thank you Microsoft.
So i open in Bridge and rotate there, only to find that a bridge rotate simply changes the XML display data and the actual JPG is not rotated... *eyeroll*...
OKay, so now i am going throw, opening every individual image that was rotated in bridge, and re-saving in photoshop.
There has GOT to be a better way...
PLEASE tell me there is a better way!