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Loaded a JPEG taken on an iPhone 5 and saved it back out
What did you expect to happen?
Image should have been saved out with the correct orientation
What actually happened?
Image was saved at its "native" orientation
What are your OS, Python and Pillow versions?
OS: Linux, CentOS 7.5
Python: 3.7.2
Pillow: 5.4.1
Please include code that reproduces the issue and whenever possible, an image that demonstrates the issue. Please upload images to GitHub, not to third-party file hosting sites. If necessary, add the image to a zip or tar archive.
The best reproductions are self-contained scripts with minimal dependencies. If you are using a framework such as plone, Django, or buildout, try to replicate the issue just using Pillow.
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What did you do?
Loaded a JPEG taken on an iPhone 5 and saved it back out
What did you expect to happen?
Image should have been saved out with the correct orientation
What actually happened?
Image was saved at its "native" orientation
What are your OS, Python and Pillow versions?
Please include code that reproduces the issue and whenever possible, an image that demonstrates the issue. Please upload images to GitHub, not to third-party file hosting sites. If necessary, add the image to a zip or tar archive.
The best reproductions are self-contained scripts with minimal dependencies. If you are using a framework such as plone, Django, or buildout, try to replicate the issue just using Pillow.
Image is stored in this .zip file to prevent github's uploader from correcting the file automatically:
orientation.zip
Notably,
exiftool
shows the original as having the flag:Orientation: 180
Judging by past PRs #52 and #224, and issue #183, this is a regression.
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