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Images taken with rotated cameras, iPhones etc. are displayed without compensation for that rotation. This means users have to rotate the image and save it in another program beforing inserting into Confluence in order to have the image displayed as expected. Images contain EXIF information that will allow Confluence to do this rotation for the users automatically.
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JRASERVER-41033 Support EXIF orientation so that images are displayed with the expected orientation
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[CONFSERVER-17621] Support EXIF orientation so that images are displayed with the expected orientation
Two questions:
1. why those fotos were displayd correctly before (with CONF 5.10)?
2. how can we fix now hundreds of pages where this issue occurs?
Since we updated from CONF 5.10 to 6.9 we have that issue too. Hundreds of pages are impacted were fotos are now shown in wrong rotation. With the old release it was correctly displayed.
Why is issue CONFSERVER-32762 closed as "fixed" for 6.2.2?
Please reopen and solve that issue. And by the way: I don't see it as a minor issue. It has an impact on the usability and readability. We have a lot of documentation in Confluence and the manufacturing teams have an impact on their work. Nobody has time to manually rotate hundreds of fotos in hundreds of pages.
Even open source systems like WordPress are able to handle the orientation of those fotos from iPhone and iPad. Why not that professional expensive application Confluence?
Christian Stampfer
added a comment - We have the same issue in our company (4000 users, some 100K of pages). After release update to 6.9 suddenly a lot of existing images in existing pages are rotated. This is very very very awful and bad. Can't understand why Atlassian is not able and/or not willing to fix that. Even open source web applications like WordPress have no problem handling those images.
Christian Stampfer
added a comment - We have the same issue in our company (4000 users, some 100K of pages). After release update to 6.9 suddenly a lot of existing images in existing pages are rotated. This is very very very awful and bad. Can't understand why Atlassian is not able and/or not willing to fix that. Even open source web applications like WordPress have no problem handling those images. 
licinia
added a comment - Not userfriendly at all: most of picture viewer now supports Exif orientation. All imported images from my mobile are wrongly displayed!
licinia
added a comment - Not userfriendly at all: most of picture viewer now supports Exif orientation. All imported images from my mobile are wrongly displayed! No not joking. Consider the fact that even pictures rotated prior the upload were upside down. How about accepting the fact that users run Windows 10 machines. Maybe a class in customer orientation helps to change attitude.
You guys are joking, right? This is resolved by deciding not to fix this? I think that you should explain yourselves for dumping this seriously annoying missing feature on us. Consider the fact that WIndows 10 automatically rotates images making it very annoying to figure out how to rotate them there before uploading to Confluence!
Hello,
Now it's live!
Have a look at here: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.celestecs.confluence.image-lossless-rotator (the link was slightly changed).
Enjoy! Thanks!
Go to https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-32762 and see their message. At least they explain what is going on.
Except FF is reporting this is going to be deprecated! CSS image-rotation
Warning: This property is likely to be deprecated in the near future, with its functionality moved into properties on the <img> and/or <picture>elements, with the possible exception of from-image. The flip and {{<angle>}}values were made obsolete as of FF63.