Fix image orientation based on EXIF data #63
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I just add an EXIF orientations container to have a cleaner and clearer code. @Sybio Do you agree with this PR ? If it's OK for you, I will merge it. |
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Fix image orientation based on EXIF data
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Everything ok it's merged. Good work ! |
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Proposal for issue #62
PHP doesn't have a proper method to write EXIF data. EXIF data contain image orientation which is used by many camera to display image in the right orientation.
This PR read EXIF and apply a transformation to image to keep it in right orientation.
PS: you can used this images to tests the code (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-bWnVSgvyP-Vmp3T0ZCd1ZBb2s/view?usp=sharing)