I'm running into an issue with the ImageProcessor and Images that have an orientation set in their meta-data. In our example we have a slider with landscape images that are cropped media/1004/my-image.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=940&height=560&rnd=133221602160000000
One specific image (taken with a (i)Phone) is not cropped correctly. It looks like the width & height are exchanged. After further inspection we found that in the meta data (EXIF) for this image, there is a specific entry: Orientation : rotate 90 .
If I strip al the meta data from the image, the crop width & height are correct.
Has anybody else encountered this, and is there a solution to solve this in Umbraco, instead of asking the client to remove metadata from their images?
I have tried using settings in de processing.config and as a querystring, but both didn't work.
Have you tried setting preserveExifMetaData to "true" and metaDataMode to "All" in your processing.config (one of the first lines)? That is what worked for me.
ImageProcessor getCropUrl returns 'wrong' cropped image
Goodday Umbracians,
I'm running into an issue with the ImageProcessor and Images that have an orientation set in their meta-data. In our example we have a slider with landscape images that are cropped
media/1004/my-image.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=940&height=560&rnd=133221602160000000One specific image (taken with a (i)Phone) is not cropped correctly. It looks like the width & height are exchanged. After further inspection we found that in the meta data (EXIF) for this image, there is a specific entry:
Orientation : rotate 90.If I strip al the meta data from the image, the crop width & height are correct.
Has anybody else encountered this, and is there a solution to solve this in Umbraco, instead of asking the client to remove metadata from their images?
I have tried using settings in de processing.config and as a querystring, but both didn't work.
I use the following:
Umbraco 7.12.5, ImageProcessor 2.5.6
Have you tried setting preserveExifMetaData to "true" and metaDataMode to "All" in your processing.config (one of the first lines)? That is what worked for me.
At first I tried it, it didn't work. Later I found out that there was a difference between prod and dev in the processing.config.
In dev the config file was empty, so imageprocessor was not working (and adding preserveExifMetaData didn't do anything.
Took me a while to figure that one out, but now it is working. I have to use preserveExifMetaData=false, zo the exif is ignored.
Thanks for your help
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