#EXIFTOOL ORIENTATION INSTALL#

Fluidr makes it easy to view photos and videos on Flickr using continuous pagination which essentially means that you can view hundreds of photos and videos without ever having to click on a next link. Change the exif data of the files with the wrong orientation, in this case using: exiftool -Orientation'Horizontal (normal)' filename1.jpg filename2. There should be equivalent packages on other platforms. de Madrid 1976 by GAZA - Gran Archivo Zaragoza Antigua on Fluidr.

#EXIFTOOL ORIENTATION INSTALL#

This is straightforward on OSX using homebrew ( brew install gs). EXIF stands for exchangeable image file, which is a standard that specifies the formats of various tags used by digital cameras (as well as smart phones and scanners), and Phil’s tool is capable of extracting embedded EXIF (metadata) information from within a number of image file formats. To make it easy to create sample photos of any resolution without using proprietary software (and avoid adding unwanted metadata), I’ve added a generate.rb script that uses ImageMagick and exiftool to generate samples from the command line.īefore you can generate any images, you’ll need ghostscript fonts installed. While this did the job at the time (and I wasn’t expecting anyone except myself to use them), there were various problems later on with copyright metadata that was unwittingly introduced by Photoshop. The original images were hand-made using a combination of Photoshop and exiftool.

With that in mind, I’ve replaced the sample images with 1200x1800 pixel images (previously they were 600x450 pixels), and automated the process of generating new images. The sample images were created over 5 years ago now, and are pretty low-resolution and unsuitable for testing on modern displays and websites. I was surprised to discover recently that my exif-orientation-examples repository has quietly collected almost 300 stars on github.

Exiftool orientation