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For some reason the editor turned the image. The rivet with the chain is on the top so 90 degrees clockwise. You can see the cut wire there.....Any idea where this goes? I guess I will find out when I pull the interior skin. Time will tell.
for future reference.. why image sideways?? Devices take pics only in one orientation.... device (phone, tablet etc.) saves image via whatever standard / type your settings are. (jpeg, png, what quality etc.. etc. ) - BUTT!! it tags a small code file to it . That code tells "
devices"; (that know how to read the code), which direction was up when you took the photo. If you look at it on a device... that device has already flipped the image to make it view with top... at the top, "based on that code".
computers typically.... they dont read that code.. code just gets skipped over. Many/most discussion boards also skip the code if you move image from device right to the board .... sooooo this will end up with the picture laying on its side ..... if camera was on its side when photo taken.
To fix that you have to save file to computer. Open file with a limited/simple photo editor on computer: AKA- one that "does not read the code", thus does not auto flip the image,. That has fooled me before.... editor I had on computer would auto flip the image, totally leaving me thinking the image was WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) with top of pic.... at the top. grrrr. It was not the case. Found out needed a dirt simple; limited in ability editor. One that skips the code, when it opens image; it leaves it sideways. Then you use edit features to flip the picture as it is suppose to be.... re-save it. Tadda.......now image file saves pic oriented as you want. No code needed/used and anyone else that opens it will get pic as WYSIWYG with the top.... at the top. This newly saved image is what you put in here.
there is some free websites that will flip them so you can then re-save them.. maybe some apps. ive not looked lately.
