door Rob op 10 apr 2018 21:54
Windows vs Apple is hier meestal het probleem. Ik heb dit ook met mijn Ipod 4
Oplossing is een simpel tooltje (vermits je met de pc werkt) onder de naam "Lossless rotator".
ff googlen...
http://annystudio.com/software/jpeglosslessrotator/Deze site zegt het volgende:
"Photos taken in portrait mode with iPhone 4 and 4S do not auto-rotate when imported to Windows 7, even if the user explicitly set the Windows import utility to auto-rotate them on import. Sometimes, the photos appear locked in the wrong orientation and cannot be subsequently rotated with the various Windows 7 built-in photo-editing tools. The problem results in error messages “Windows Photo Viewer can't save the changes to this picture because there's a problem with the picture's file properties”, “This photo can't be saved because of a problem with the photo's file properties”, or “You cannot rotate this image. The file might be in use or open in another program, or the file or folder might be read-only” in Windows 7 when the user tries to edit or rotate the photos taken with iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S and imported via USB to Windows 7 or synced via iCloud. If you are facing this problem, try JPEG Lossless Rotator."
Kleine moeite, groot plezier om ff je fotoos te kantelen
08/09, -14.7°C__14/15, - 3.6°C__20/21, -9.1°C
09/10, -10.0°C__15/16, - 5.9°C__21/22, -5.2°C
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