On 10/21/15 2:49 AM, Josh Reiss wrote:
there's a command called jhead which can bake the orientation flag
into the actual jpeg (for any vertical jpegs, it does a lossless
rotation of the jpeg and bakes the orientation into the file).
IT WORKED!!!
Thanks for all the help guys! This is really
yeah! that makes sense! I was kind of thinking something similar that
the jpeg orientation was being ignored.
and I may have found a solution!!
there's a command called jhead which can bake the orientation flag into
the actual jpeg (for any vertical jpegs, it does a lossless rotation of
the j
You are right about the value to remeber the orientation. QC is totally aware
of it. However the render environment is actually the jpeg-orientation
(landscape), so this makes me think Automator created the environmet this way
> Am 21.10.2015 um 10:32 schrieb Josh Reiss :
>
> hmmmnm... I don't
hmmmnm... I don't think it's actually a bug.
interestingly, I believe the way a camera saves a jpeg is that the
pixels are in the same order (horizontal) whether vertical or
horizontal, and there's just a value that gets set if the image should
be vertical.
It looks like quartz doesn't recog
On 10/20/15 11:45 PM, Achim Breidenbach wrote:
My guess ist that this is a bug in Automator: it setup the compositor
environment the wrong way so that the renderer renders into a landscape context.
Workaround: in Automator use “Image Event” application to check the EXIF data
for orientation, r
My guess ist that this is a bug in Automator: it setup the compositor
environment the wrong way so that the renderer renders into a landscape context.
Workaround: in Automator use “Image Event” application to check the EXIF data
for orientation, rotate the image if necessary, apply your composit
On 10/20/15 11:28 PM, George Toledo wrote:
Two quick ways...
Open up the watermark image in question in Preview and then export as jpeg
again. This will bake in the rotation.
Or use image transform patch and rotate it in QC.
I like the second option to keep it all in the command line batch.
Two quick ways...
Open up the watermark image in question in Preview and then export as jpeg
again. This will bake in the rotation.
Or use image transform patch and rotate it in QC.
> On Oct 21, 2015, at 2:24 AM, Achim Breidenbach wrote:
>
> Do have some sample images? Is your logo rotated a
On 10/20/15 11:13 PM, Achim Breidenbach wrote:
Even I prefer Georges solution to drag the image into the composition, I would
like to point out that the Image Importer patch also has the option to load an
image “synchronously” vs “asynchronously”: Select the patch in the editor, hit
command-2
Great advice! I was looking for how to do this for different camera
orientations!
Can any of these nodes tell what the original camera orientation of the
image is supposed to be?
the images seem to be oriented correctly in the finder, (both before and
after the script runs) but interestingly i
I notice that I sent this reply off list by accident, regarding the water make
placement.
Here it is for posterity:
Also, note the Image Dimensions patch. The input of that can connect to the
image splitter at the right of the composition, and it will give you pixel
width and height.
You can
Do have some sample images? Is your logo rotated also with the image? Usually
QC respects the “orientation” parameter for a jpeg. It might be, that the
Automator script for some reason put the orientation parameter back on the
resulting image (but shouldn’t, because QC is delivering the image in
Even I prefer Georges solution to drag the image into the composition, I would
like to point out that the Image Importer patch also has the option to load an
image “synchronously” vs “asynchronously”: Select the patch in the editor, hit
command-2 to reveal some “hidden” options for the patch in
if you don't need to change he overlay, QC will embed the image so if it
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That totally worked!!! Thank You!!
omg. I'm so close. Now i just need to work on aligning the image to an
edge (or figure out when the image is horizontal or vertical)
One issue I'm seeing is that quartz doesn't seem to honor camera
orientation in images like the finder, lightroom, and photos
Kineme make a blocking image loader patch IIRC. otherwise just create a test
condition using the conditionAl patch wires to the image width (>0) using image
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Try dragging your watermark pic onto the composition instead of using the image
importerthis creates an Image patch, and will embed your watermark in the
composition instead of referencing it from an external path.
Also - you can find a valid file path for the Image Importer by dragging the
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