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pornguy 06-20-2006 08:52 PM

Photoshop question who can help?
 
I am having an issue with photoshop CS. I am working on some content, and when I open an image that is supposed to be verticle, the program is rotating it to horizontal.

Any ideas on why, and how to fix??

MaddCaz 06-20-2006 08:53 PM

bump. I need to know shit like this too...

BoyAlley 06-20-2006 08:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pornguy
I am having an issue with photoshop CS. I am working on some content, and when I open an image that is supposed to be verticle, the program is rotating it to horizontal.

Any ideas on why, and how to fix??

I suspect it's reading the xif data and orienting it appropriately. Rotate the image and save it so it's oriented properly.

FreakinWebmaster 06-20-2006 08:56 PM

cant say I have ever had that problem


sorry...

The Sultan Of Smut 06-20-2006 08:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BoyAlley
I suspect it's reading the xif data and orienting it appropriately. Rotate the image and save it so it's oriented properly.

Yup, or you can just use the windows image viewer to rotate the images first if that's easier.

pornguy 06-20-2006 08:58 PM

the thing is, I rotate them, and save them, and when I oopen them again, they come out the same. it turns them again.

pornguy 06-20-2006 09:06 PM

Bump
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pornguy 06-20-2006 09:19 PM

one last try.

xerex 06-20-2006 09:48 PM

open the image on Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. rotate the image... it will automatically save them as it is...


it should solve your problem. :)

Darkland 06-20-2006 10:21 PM

BoyAlley hit it right on. We had this problem to. Go into your Prefrences and set it so that it doesnt open the image using the imbedded info from the camera. Should solve your problem...

ready lube 06-20-2006 10:31 PM

All about your pref.'s

johnnyhey 06-20-2006 10:34 PM

boy alley got it right, he knows all about orientation :)

donross 06-21-2006 10:40 AM

i have encountered the same problem.. maybe because the image resolution is too big like 2500x3000.. like that.. its normal.. when you try to reduce its image size/resolution into below 1200px or resolution that fits into your PC monitor.. it will be displayed correctly..

mikesouth 06-21-2006 10:44 AM

disable use exif info

Outlinezero_yourmofoLOLO 06-21-2006 01:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xerex
open the image on Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. rotate the image... it will automatically save them as it is...


it should solve your problem. :)

:thumbsup. me i use ACDSEE to rotate the image[s].. these would solve it..


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