Rotate by degree..

I have a nice picture (http://www.projectmio.com/imagery/misc/photoframe.jpg) here which I would like to use for my website, it frames pictures nicely. I would like to use it for video and originally had the idea of using webpage code to embed a YouTube video at an angle of something like 30deg, but I don't think that is possible.
The advice I was given was to rotate it first and then upload it, also being advices that an old version of QT would do this to a degree, but that the new ones only manage to at 90deg rotations.
Can anybody help?

Drop shadows and borders are not available, which is a real shame.
the simplest app can handlde it. To bad sophosticated Aperture doesn't...
But of course there are plenty of other problems with the book tool (can't specify page size, can't export jpg, tif, psd...)
Export: select an image, then Export from the File Menu, choose 'export version' and from the 'export preset' pull down menu select the file format you want (JPG, TIFF, PSD, PNG etc).
Also, from the Aperture menu you can select 'presets' / 'image export' and define your default export preferences.
define page size
Aperture offers only 2 sizes as you know. Best use Photoshop...

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