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Image Exif Remover
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Image Orientate
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Image PDF Creator
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What are Exif tags?
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Image Orientate

If you've ever taken pictures with your digital camera and find that the photos are not orientated correctly, you can use Image Orientate to correct the orientation. Most modern cameras will store Exif tags in your photos, and one of those tags stores the orientation of the camera when the photo was taken. Using this tag, Image Orientate will then correct the orientation of your photo, and update the tag accordingly.

Image Orientate only works with JPEG files containing Exif tags.
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#losslessImage Orientate performs the transformations using lossless JPEG transformations. When images are stored in the JPEG format, the image data is compressed. When the image is later decompressed, some details are lost. When the image is then saved again using the JPEG format after making some modifications, yet more details are lost due to the compression. Lossless JPEG transformations work on the compressed data directly, and do not require that the image be decompressed before it can be processed. Hence, there will be no degradation in image quality.