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Selecting puts the picture sideways? (vs dropping which puts them upside down?)
*sigh*
Hi Don!
We are aware of the issue, and actually have a process that runs each night to optimize the images uploaded. In most cases, if the EXIF data has not been removed, it will also automatically correct the orientation of photos. So you might see some sideways or upside-down images once in a while, but they should correct themselves pretty quickly.
We are updating the hike logs for 2019 and hopefully this issue will go away entirely.
Hi Jeff – Good to know!
Also, an edit option would be great for the log entries – for example if you’re like me and write something like “Vivian Creek” as the San Jacinto trailhead … oops! But no way to correct once submitted (that I could see, at least)
Hi Jeff,
I would like to replace the photos on my Cucamonga Peak hike log, for some reason they look terrible! The photos in my other 5 logs are fine, so I don’t know what happened to these. It was not my first hike log, either, and I used my phone for my photos. Any possibility of replacing the ones in the hike log with the originals?
Tim