[Adrian Worman]

We went to this yesterday and it was awesome, dozens of US antique tin flying just for us All the airmen ask is that we take our US antique tin for them to have a look at
Here's some pics lifted from a site over here for you to look at;
http://retrorides.proboards.com/index.c ... ead=135077

[drewcrane]

That looks like one nice show very nice shots and your car looks very nice Ade

[Adrian Worman]

heres a few i took

[Adrian Worman]

I dont know why some of those pix came out like that, they appear on the desktop of Carols Macbo quite normal but two of em have posted themselves upside down

[drewcrane]

I dont know why some of those pix came out like that, they appear on the desktop of Carols Macbo quite normal but two of em have posted themselves upside down

Gremlins..............

[Adrian Worman]

Yeah but now it's all sorted
Does the board settings cause that or did some nice admin put it right for me?

[drewcrane]

Yeah but now it's all sorted
Does the board settings cause that or did some nice admin put it right for me?

I still have 2 pix upside down and one sideways

[fbernard]

Most cameras these days indicate the camera angle in the picture properties (called EXIF for the geeks).
Some software can use this info to display the picture right side up, others don't.
I'll wager the board doesn't use this information, so the pics have to be rotated and saved before publishing.

[dave-r]

Correct. But that does not explain how you took a photo upside down. Or was it your phone you were using?

[Adrian Worman]

Yeah it was my iPhone Daveman, the bit I don't understand is that they are put onto the MacBook desktop and they appear there in the correct rotation
Then I drag em to the add attach bit and leave it to do its stuff, when I preview it some appeared wrong but I posted it anyway and after a few viewings hey presto all fixed by the magic forum fairies

[dave-r]

No they are still sideways and upside down to me mate. It might depend on the computer your are using.

I always re-size and save my images to a "upload" folder first. That way the file sizes are smaller (faster to upload) and the correted orientation is saved too.