Automatic rotation of NEF images on import

I have a Nikon D80 and when I import images into Lightroom upright shots are not automatically rotated. I can easily rotate them in Grid view, but shouldn't this happen automatically?

Lee is right, the D80 can sense orientation automatically and should do so by default. You probably turned it off by accident. Lightroom will always read this information in my experience.

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