Many digital cameras (Canon, Panasonic...) embed a thumbnail in the JPG's they generate.
However, in IV when using the JPG Lossless Rotation feature, the thumbnail remains unchanged... Software that looks for those it will display them at the wrong angle.
Possible solution: add another set of options in JPG Lossless... for the embedded thumbnail.
- remove thumbnail
- rotate (sync with image)
Related to that, it would be smart if IV would read these embedded thumbnails while in 'T' mode - it would make it much faster. (Mostly because it only has to read 2-3kb instead of megabytes, but also from faster resizing.)
Thanks
However, in IV when using the JPG Lossless Rotation feature, the thumbnail remains unchanged... Software that looks for those it will display them at the wrong angle.
Possible solution: add another set of options in JPG Lossless... for the embedded thumbnail.
- remove thumbnail
- rotate (sync with image)
Related to that, it would be smart if IV would read these embedded thumbnails while in 'T' mode - it would make it much faster. (Mostly because it only has to read 2-3kb instead of megabytes, but also from faster resizing.)
Thanks
