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Unread 12-11-2019, 06:57 PM   #11
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Pictures do the same thing for me off of my phone. Very cool little 20 gauge and cool pictures. Well done.
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Unread 12-12-2019, 12:36 AM   #12
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Here you go.
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To prevent photos from rotating. Rotate the phone so the volume buttons on the side of your phone is facing down when taking “ Landscape view” pictures.
Even though when viewing pictures on your IPhone they will look correct they will rotate when you post pictures. If the phone is positioned with the volume buttons on the top when the picture is taken.
Google the issue and you will find a more in-depth explanation.

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Unread 12-12-2019, 07:54 AM   #14
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Phil, thank you!!
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To prevent photos from rotating. Rotate the phone so the volume buttons on the side of your phone is facing down when taking “ Landscape view” pictures.
Even though when viewing pictures on your IPhone they will look correct they will rotate when you post pictures.
Google the issue and you will find a more in-depth explanation.
What do you do about pictures you've already taken? Mine all show up on my computer in the upright position but when I upload them here they are almost always upside down or sideways. Googling the problem says use your computer software to rotate them -- that doesn't work for me. No matter how I rotate the picture it still uploads upside down. Sometimes all I have to do is adjust a setting, like contrast, or brightness, then it uploads the correct way. Very strange and frustrating situation. This is the only site I ever encounter this mysterious problem.

Are you uploading directly from your phone? I prefer to use my PC -- it's a lot easier to type on a real keyboard.
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You are welcome Harold.

Ron when I see an image that is not orientated correctly mine or someone else’s that has been posted.
I copy the image to my Photos, hit edit, rotate and then save. Then repost if someone else’s.
If mine I delete the photo on my posting and install the adjusted photo.
I have had the same issue on other forums.
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Unless you take the photo with the camera held in the upright or portrait position you take a chance of the photo being rotated. So if you view the individual picture on your phone and they are rotated differently then you want them to appear when transferred you have the option of "Editing" them in the individual frame view. The word "edit" appears on the top right of an iphone screen or the bottom if you're in the "photos" section. Tapping that word takes you to a screen with two opposing right angles, located on the bottom tool bar, with curved arrows on either corner; tap on that symbol and that brings up another screen with the rotate button on the top tool bar of the screen. Tap that symbol to rotate the picture 90 degrees with each tap until you get the orientation you want; then tap "done" on the bottom right corner. The phone will save the newly edited picture in the new orientation you've selected. Don't forget these phones are made in CALIFORNIA by very young people; need I say more.
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I too happen to be the proud owner of a 20 bore 30 inch english hammer gun. Mine from Birmingham is a GE LEWIS and SONS. Damascus barreled Prince of Wales Double trigger splinter. I do not have any history on the gun as it was a gift from a close friend. It shoots high for me but I enjoy taking it out once or twice a year just the same. A few pics below.
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Beautiful gun, love the Damascus pattern in the barrels
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fine looking 20 ga i bet she handles mighty sweet...charlie
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