Can I rotate photos in iDVD?

I know I could just delete the unrotated photos and reload them back in but I'm working with around a thousand photos, some of which are rotated. Is there any hope?

My digital camera is set to auto-rotate.
When I use other people's images that don't do that, I use Photoshop Elements to manually rotate and save. Then they come into iDVD fine. Not sure if there's a way to automate that process...

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I am making a slide show for my daughter. I need to rotate some of the photos. Can I do that in iMovie 6 ? That seems like a resonable request of such a nice program. It is easy to do in Vegas Studio, and even Premiere Elements. I looked everywhere and cannot find out how to do it. Thanks very much for you help. Roger

Hi Roger - The company GeeThree has an iMovie plugin as part of a package, that will do that rotation for you:
http://www.geethree.com/slick/index.html
But there are other ways.
They can be rotated and saved in iPhoto, and in Preview. If they still refuse to import correctly, what I do is to make a very minor adjustment of some aspect of the photo in Photoshop, save and re-import. The correct orientation always remains fixed after that.

Seriously! I can't rotate photos 90 degrees with a two finger gesture?

I received a mms from my momz and the picture is sideways. I went to rotate the photo with the two finger gesture just like on my mac in iphoto and it didn't work. Why would they leave this out? Seriously I can't do this on the Iphone 4S!? If you know of any way to do it on the phone it would be greatly appreciated. Otherwise I still have to tilt the phone a bit so it goes into landscape orientation then tilt my head to line up so I can get the same relative view as if it were right side up.

Different interface? Not completly. Touchpad...Touchscreen... What is the difference? Not really a complete difference. The touchpad is not on top of the screen and the same size (two differences there but the process is the same). I should be able to use the same gesture whether on my macpro touchpad or the touchscreen of my iphone to do the same thing with photos. They are both touch based devices. Placing two fingers on the touchpad (macPro) or the touchsreen (Iphone 4S) and then rotating each finger in the same orbit should rotate the photo. Works in Iphoto so the same should work for photos on the Iphone.

Can't drag photos into iDVD

I've followed all of the instructions but none of my photos (jpeg) will stay in the drop zone where it says "drag photos here" . I can drag them there but then they just pop back over...HELP I'm getting really frustrated.

Also watch the cursor -- when you have an image file in the right format (jpeg should be fine; could try converting to tiff) and drag it to the drop zone, the cursor should change and show a "plus" sign.
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I frequently take screen shots while in Google Maps for use in navigation.
The problem is the screenshots invariably mount the wrong way in Photo, I.e. In portrait mode instead of landscape. That's one bug.
Second, Some photos (those imported from my camera for example) can be rotated, but this feature is undocumented in the iPad guide. Just tap the photo to bring up the menu bar and sometime a left pointing arrow, similar to the export icon, will appear. Tap that to rotate ninety degrees.
Third, I can manually rotate photos in Photo using two fingers. But they invariably snap back to their original orientation. Bizarre behaviour.
Anyone observed this? Any help rotating photos in Photo?

I have this same issue with Photos. All of my photos that I have synced through iTunes were correct on the computer. After syncing them to the iPad all of the pictures that were portrait are not any more, hence many of them have to be rotated but there is no place to do that. And, yes I know there is an app for that. The problem with the apps is that when you download them and change a photo it saves a copy so you would have to go through each one and save a copy of it anyway, why can't iTunes just sync them correctly like they were on the computer? I have iOS 4.2.1, you said its possible to rotate them in Photos with this version, How? Thanks for the input.

I have an IMAc 5 with OS 10.6.8. I am having trouble doing a iDVD. Can I remove photos from iphoto to an external device to free up space on my computer? what do I need and how do I do it?

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Hey William Dofflemyer,
Thanks for the question. I understand you would like to move some photos in your iPhoto library to free up space. The following article may help you with that:
iPhoto '11: Move your iPhoto library to a new location
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2506
Also, I understand you have some questions about iDVD. The following video may provide more information:
Apple - Find Out How - Movies - iDVD ’08
http://www.apple.com/findouthow/movies/idvd.html
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Edit - iOS 5 features by iPad version : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4559

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Some of my photos need 90 degree rotation, but when I click edit, it opens the original file, which I rotated already! There is a good amount of photos this way in my photostream. Is there a way to fix those pics?

The latest update of iPhoto (v. 9.4.3) claims to fix this problem, when photos that you've rotated in iPhoto show up unrotated in Photo Stream. However, this is not true. I have iPhoto 9.4.3, and photos that I've uploaded to iPhoto from my camera, and rotated, still show up unrotated in Photo Stream. I've tried deleting the photos from Photo Stream and then dragging the rotated photos back into Photo Stream from IPhoto, but this doesn't work, becuase the photos never show up in Photo Stream. The only solution that I've found is:
delete the problem photos from Photo Stream
export the same photos from iPhoto to a new folder on my desktop, giving the photos new filenames (I chose "sequential" (i.e., 1, 2, 3, etc.) and then added the date before the number)
import the renamed photos back into iPhoto, and
select the newly-imported photos and drag them to Photo Stream
It may take a couple of minutes for all the re-imported photos to show up in Photo stream, depending on the number, but eventualy they do show up, properly rotated. Why Apple can't correct this problem is a mystery to me.

I can no longer rotate photos after importing them.

I can no longer rotate photos after importing them. This option was available before they last update.

There is another current discussion about this going on. I copied it and pasted the answer here.
"Your functionallity is on an IPAD 2. This forum is refering to an IPAD 1!
I spoke to Apple technical support and they concur.
The feature was available on IOS 4.3 and was removed in IOS 5.
They directed me to 3rd Party Software. I told them this is not an anwser since I have 100's of picture which must be loaded in the the 3rd Party Software Rotated individually and saved back into the Save Folder.
They said if they have enough compliants it will be fixed in the next rev."
Here is the link to the thread.
https://discussions.apple.com/message/16855424#16855424

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How can I rotate a photo

there is no button to rotate photo

@chris, as the OP pointed out, that doesn't work.
I strongly recommend Photoshop Express:
http://www.photoshop.com/products/mobile/express/ios
Great set of basic tools, well organized and intuitive.

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is there really not an app or some similar thing to help? i recall downloaded an app for explorer on windows, to take care of the same problem...

How can I rotate an image in Final Cut Pro X?

I imported over a thousand pictures from iPhoto to make a slideshow of my trip to California. How can I rotate images without reimporting them?

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If you create slideshows of the photos in iDVD via the "+" button:
and burn a video DVD disc the only possible copy anyone could get would be a screen shot of the DVD playing on a computer and that would be a small, low resolution (~72 dpi) image that would not be much good for printing anything other and a very small copy.
Create slideshows of 95 slides or less by importing the photos into an iDVD slideshow. Before importing crop the photos to the 4:3 size ratio that iDVD uses. You can create multiple slideshows in one iDVD project:
If you create slideshows in iDVD from still photos the viewer will be able to advance forward and backward one slide at a time with the Forward and Back buttons on the DVD player's remote tool.
If you create a movie of the photos and add that the only option is to fast forward or fast backward in the resulting movie.
In addition, follow the workflow below to help assure the best qualtiy product:
Once you have the project as you want it save it as a disk image via the File ➙ Save as Disk Image menu option. This will separate the encoding process from the burn process.
To check the encoding mount the disk image and launch DVD Player and play it. If it plays OK with DVD Player the encoding was good.
Then burn to disk with Disk Utility or Toast at the slowest speed available (2x-4x) to assure the best burn quality. Always use top quality media: Verbatim, Maxell or Taiyo Yuden DVD-R are the most recommended in these forums.
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