Photograghy on a bike

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You see what having Australian members on the forum does? Now you all want to look at upside down pictures!

This little camera has a camera orientation sensor. Would you believe it - it shows all those pictures right-side-up
(However, in most OS environments, there will be a utility to rotate jpegs in even 90-degree increments without decompression/compression deterioration. Well worth finding out how to do it if necessary).

This little camera has a camera orientation sensor. Would you believe it - it shows all those pictures right-side-up
(However, in most OS environments, there will be a utility to rotate jpegs in even 90-degree increments without decompression/compression deterioration. Well worth finding out how to do it if necessary).
If you use the camera in Australia all the pics are upside down.
A few test shots from today using my "rotor" device.

[url=http://s1259.photobucket.com/user/stumpshooter/media/Day%20Trips/20160817_18_zps5zqhixdn.jpg.html]

[url=http://s1259.photobucket.com/user/stumpshooter/media/Day%20Trips/20160817_21_zpscojau7np.jpg.html]

[url=http://s1259.photobucket.com/user/stumpshooter/media/Day%20Trips/20160817_49_zpsuowj25uf.jpg.html]

[url=http://s1259.photobucket.com/user/stumpshooter/media/Day%20Trips/20160817_65_zpsfkgl5mxn.jpg.html]

That's why I was so impressed with the rotor handle. It turns the camera upside down and would make the photos appear the right way up. Then rotor spoiled it all by telling me the camera has an orientation sensor.

Like Wiley E Coyote, it's back to the Acme store for Cormanus.

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