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Some images on ecommerce site are rotated 90 degrees when viewed on ipods and ipads. The site is http://ladiesdesignerfashions.co.uk and its not just images on the slider on the home page but also images on product pages. The images all appear to be set up correctly and I can't see why they are being rotated.

Hi Jim,
Could you please mention the models and OS versions of the devices that render the page with issues?

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