After an export to google photos, pictures in a portrait orientation are not well oriented when they are coming from a RAW (CR2) file. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Select a CR2 picture with an portrait orientation. 2.Process to export this file in a google photo folder with the following parameters: 72dpi, max size 2048px, split tags. Actual Results: generated JPG is google photos not well oriented. Expected Results: generated JPG would have the same orientation than the picture in digikam. Perhaps this is the batch queue manager which is responsible of that: - Select the same pictures: orientation exif tag is setted as right,top. - Create a new batch queue process where we select in the configuration center "Convert > Convert in JPG" - process the queue. - generated JPG have an exif tag setted to top,left. This problem does not seem to appear when we process jpg pictures. Configuration setted for digikam is in "Configure Digikam > Metadatas > Rotation": - Rotate when setting an flag only - Write a flag if possible - Display the pictures and thumbnails according with the orientation flag Others options are unchecked.
Created attachment 101385 [details] The queue process which have been launched to generate the JPG from CR2 file
Created attachment 101386 [details] Screenshot of the orientation tag available in the CR2 file used to generate the JPG file
Created attachment 101387 [details] Screenshot of the orientation tag available in the generated JPG, which differ from the CR2 orientation tag
Created attachment 101388 [details] Screenshot of the rotation configuration used
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 328321 ***
Fixed with bug #328321