yet another photo on DVD question !

Guest · 26 May 07, 11:14 AM

hi everyone..
I have managed to get all my photos on a DVD+r yay !
BUT... even though I have rotated them all the correct way, some are still landscape that should be portrait... is there an easy way to turn them the correct way and copy them the correct way?
hope this makes sense

many thanks
Elaine

daviewat · 26 May 07, 02:26 PM

In my pictures with xp should do but be careful one of the sad things is that a slight amount of quality is lost everytime you do that.

I always write them straight to dvd first then rotate and edit them after that and then write finished images to another dvd, always pays to have them backed up somewhere at least twice :-((

Guest · 26 May 07, 02:36 PM

I did save them in there original state (mainly because the chances of losing them is quite high as I dont know what Im doing

)
But I wanted to view them on TV so rotated all the ones that needed to be rotated...but when I played the DVD all the ones I had rotated where back to their original format

I don't know what to do with them now...
Is it enough to rotate them in the file they are being stored OR do you have to rotate them in a program like photoshop?
Any help would be brilliant
Many thanks
Elaine

Guest · 26 May 07, 03:00 PM

You could just use the arrow keys on the dvd remote to change them whilst viewing!

Guest · 26 May 07, 03:38 PM

Originally Posted by buddicle

You could just use the arrow keys on the dvd remote to change them whilst viewing!

omg I feel like such a prat... didn't know you could do that... DOH!
thank you so much... thats two things Ive learned this week... all from the DIBB
thanks again
ELaine

Guest · 26 May 07, 05:13 PM

Originally Posted by lainey5565

omg I feel like such a prat... didn't know you could do that... DOH!
thank you so much... thats two things Ive learned this week... all from the DIBB
thanks again
ELaine

If it makes you feel any better i only found that out by accident!

Guest · 26 May 07, 06:03 PM

FYI IrfanView has a lossless jpeg rotation pluggin. But most photo programs import then re-compress which degrades the image. I think some camera software gets around this by tagging the image as to whether it needs to be rotated when it is displayed. That doesn't degrade the image of course but neither has it really rotated it.

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26 May 07, 11:14 AM	#1
	26 May 07, 11:14 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	yet another photo on DVD question ! hi everyone.. I have managed to get all my photos on a DVD+r yay ! BUT... even though I have rotated them all the correct way, some are still landscape that should be portrait... is there an easy way to turn them the correct way and copy them the correct way? hope this makes sense many thanks Elaine

26 May 07, 02:36 PM	#3
	26 May 07, 02:36 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	I did save them in there original state (mainly because the chances of losing them is quite high as I dont know what Im doing) But I wanted to view them on TV so rotated all the ones that needed to be rotated...but when I played the DVD all the ones I had rotated where back to their original format I don't know what to do with them now... Is it enough to rotate them in the file they are being stored OR do you have to rotate them in a program like photoshop? Any help would be brilliant Many thanks Elaine

26 May 07, 03:00 PM	#4
	26 May 07, 03:00 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	You could just use the arrow keys on the dvd remote to change them whilst viewing!

26 May 07, 06:03 PM	#7
	26 May 07, 06:03 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	FYI IrfanView has a lossless jpeg rotation pluggin. But most photo programs import then re-compress which degrades the image. I think some camera software gets around this by tagging the image as to whether it needs to be rotated when it is displayed. That doesn't degrade the image of course but neither has it really rotated it.

26 May 07, 06:03 PM	#8
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