CameraUI orientation

Is there a way to know the orientation of a picture taken with the CameraUI in AIR 2.7 (iOS or Android)? Air seems to assume that the picture is in landscape orientation but it's not always true. The information is in the EXIF data but loaders doesnt seems to give access to EXIF data.
It is a problem if you want to display the picture in your application... The orientation will be wrong...
I dont want to use an AS3 custom library because most of them will crash the app on IOS because they try to call forbidden methods...
So, any method in the API allow me to do this? Any workaround that doesnt imply an AS3 library?

The following information comes from one of Adobe's quality engineers. (Note that the ExifInfo library mentioned is the same as used in the flexnroses blog post example.)
>So I found that the image that we get after using CameraRoll/CameraUI does contain EXIF information but not in the format expected by the ExifInfo AS3 library (http://code.shichiseki.jp/as3/ExifInfo/).
Firstly, it does contain the orientation information which I am able to verify using the Jpeg decoding tool : http://www.impulseadventure.com/photo/jpeg-snoop-source.html.
The Exif data is stored in one of JPEG’s defined utility Application Segments APPn. The AS3 library - ExifInfo that you are using for reading Exif header expects APP1 marker whereas the actual image has APP0 at that place followed by APP1 segment which contains the orientation data. Images that comply to JFIF standards have APP0 marker just after SOI (Start of Image) and images that comply to EXIF standards should have APP1 marker after SOI.
As per wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_File_Interchange_Format : "many programs and digital cameras produce files with both application segments included" which is what exactly happens in our case.
So I think you may try switching to a library which is able to parse an image that has multiple APPn markers and read only the one required. You can even modify the ExifInfo library.
Hope this helps.

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I am trying to read the Orientation tag in EXIF image data grabbed with CameraRoll or CameraRollUI using AIR 3.6 on iOS 6.1
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http://blogs.adobe.com/cantrell/archives/2011/10/parsing-exif-data-from-images-on-mobile-d evices.html
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<tag tag_name="Image width" field_name="ImageWidth" id="0x0100" compressed="J">
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a very (very) dirty solution could be :
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[code]
var myExifData:XML;
try {
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} finally {
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[/code]
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