Rotating Pictures 180 Degrees in Lightroom

Last night I shot ShoBox: The New Generation boxing. I put a remote camera in the lighting truss but hung it upside down because it's way easier to focus/compose when you're on a 20'+ lift. Unlike when pictures are 90 degrees where Lightroom rotates them into portrait mode, 180 degree pictures aren't! I see no way to "sync" rotation other than to select all the images and click the rotate button on one of them twice. Since they aren't all sequential it is a bit of a pain.

I also put them through PhotoMechanic to rename and inject IPTC data but am not sure that the autorotate feature would have helped with the RAW images ... I think that only works for the jpeg preview.

Anybody know about this?

Perhaps you could filter by metadata, selecting the upside down camera, then select all and Cmd -] a couple times?

Eric Xu wrote in post #13192636
Perhaps you could filter by metadata, selecting the upside down camera, then select all and Cmd -] a couple times?

Yup, that would be quicker than what I did! LOL. Didn't know about CMD/J so thanks for that, too.

Dwight, that appears to be a Cmd-<bracket> rather than a J!

tonylong wrote in post #13193405
Dwight, that appears to be a Cmd-<bracket> rather than a J!

Aha ... I had already done my rotating so I didn't try it! Thanks, Tony!

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