tfrxpictureView picture orientation

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• gpi

  February 2018 edited 9:25AM

  Load your image to MS Paint, save and use saved jpg
• skafy

  March 2018 edited 9:25AM

  gpi wrote: »

  Load your image to MS Paint, save and use saved jpg

  
  Is there any other option?
  
• boakoms

  March 2018 edited 9:25AM

  Hello,
  
  
  Its almost the same option but if you dont want to loose quality cause of saving jpeg you can also :
  
  If the picture is fix open picture in Paint (you can use any other picture edit software) selection > select all > copy then in Pictureview press paste button.
  
  Regards,
  boakoms.
  

  skafy wrote: »

  skafy wrote: »

  Load your image to MS Paint, save and use saved jpg

  
  Is there any other option?
• skafy

  March 2018 edited 9:25AM

  boakoms wrote: »

  Hello,
  
  
  Its almost the same option but if you dont want to loose quality cause of saving jpeg you can also :
  
  If the picture is fix open picture in Paint (you can use any other picture edit software) selection > select all > copy then in Pictureview press paste button.
  
  Regards,
  boakoms.
  

  boakoms wrote: »

  boakoms wrote: »

  Load your image to MS Paint, save and use saved jpg

  
  Is there any other option?

  
  Hi,
  
  Well, the problem is that I don't save those picture. Users saves them in program I made (delphi). So I only save what they throw at me. Then I have to create report with given data and images.
  
  Best regards!
  
• LurkingKiwi Wellington, New Zealand

  March 2018 edited March 2018

  I think your problem is that the image in the file actually IS the way FR is showing it, as you will see if you look at the thumbnail in the forum.
  It says the image is 4160*3120.
  The camera which took the picture, however, knew it was being held vertically, but still produced a landscape image and put a rotation value in the embedded EXIF data.
  Viewers which parse the EXIF data rotate the image to display it, like most image manipulation tools; simplistic ones just display the image as it is in the file.
  There are Delphi units for reading EXIF; you could pre-process the files extracting any EXIF and use that information to rotate the images in Delphi before they are delivered to FR.
  There doesn't seem to be a rotation field for TfrxPictureView; it would be nice if it used a viewer which handles EXIF.
  Edit 2018-03-06:
  I use Graphics32 for image work at home, but it does not support EXIF. I use CCR EXIF to get the attributes.
  There's a method using gdipapi as an answer in
  https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4161975...tating-my-image
  but you need to use a user data source or similar to feed the fixed-up image to FR
• Polomint Australia

  March 2018 edited 9:25AM

  +1 😊