Photo orientation in i-pad

When I try to send photos from my i-pad in an e-mail, they always appear upside-down to the recipient.  Is there a way to either prevent this or
rotate the photo before sending it?  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I just discovered this problem too (in landscape) and found that by flipping iPad with start button on right they email correctly.

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  • Photo orientation in Ipad

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    Shadow99999 wrote:
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    I am so sick of flipping and turning my pictures every time I transfer them to my pc. Is Apple going to address this issues anytime soon?

    As I said, the orientation of photos is set in the EXIF data of the photo itself. Whatever you use to view the photo, whether it be Windows Explorer or some other program, should obey the orientation data and display the photo whichever way up it was taken.
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    I started playing around with the slideshow, and was happy with the origami transitions until I realized that for a few of my photos, it had rotated the images 90 degrees. They consistently showed up in the wrong orientation as the slideshow cycled through all my images.
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    How can I filter by photo orientation (i.e. portrait versus landscape) within the currently shown collection or folder?

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    Unfortunately, iPhoto for iOS doesn't allow you to rearrange the order of pictures in an album. If you create a Journal you can rearrange and resize the pictures.
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  • How to delete photos on the i-pad?

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    When i sync my ipad mini with my pc to add photos, the photos dont keep the orientation?
    And when i modify and save them on my ipad, i have the same picture twice but with 2 orientation?
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    What can i do to have only one photo off each and in the right orientation?
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    Found this on another post:
    carsfunsport
    Currently Being Moderated  Re: Photo orientation in Ipad
    2010-09-29 05:55 (in response to socalspartanrunner)
    Thanks for the information as this helped immensely. I was having the same problem having recently purchased the iPad and using Windows Vista. Made a series of edits in "Microsoft Office Picture Manager" to correct the view on my PC by rotating and then loaded into the iPad and they were showing incorrectly. Found a quick solution was to do all the rotations whilst in file manager (i.e. viewing the icons) and not picture editor. Seems this enables them to display correctly on the PC and also go into the iPad correctly. If you actually rotate the pictures whilst editing it doesn't work.

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    I click on the arrow box click on e mail and send the picture, but it doesn't go,and i have wi fi

  • I can't transfer photos from my i pad to my macbook before a certain date.

    I am trying to place photos from my i pad onto my macbook. For some reason all photos before 2012 are not recognised and therefore I can't transfer them. Is there a way to sort this out?

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