2 Replies Latest reply: Dec 1, 2010 1:38 PM by phosphorspitter RSS

    Rotate at opening?

    phosphorspitter Community Member

      My rotate sensor on my Nikon D200 is not working so my pictures have to be rotated one by one. I wrote an action but I still have to Ctrl+Tap to cicle throug the pictures then run the action each time.

      I have to rotate only up to 5 pictures at a time.

      Need a script that rotates a jpg CCW when each jpg is opened in PSCS.

        • 1. Re: Rotate at opening?
          JJMack Community Member

          phosphorspitter wrote:

           

          Need a script that rotates a jpg CCW when each jpg is opened in PSCS.

          It easy to rotate every image ccw you can do that with an action or a script and have Photoshop execute the action or script for the open event using the event manager.  I do no believe this is what you need.  You only want  rotate Portrait image CCW or CW  for the two possible landscape positions thery are currently in.  A script would need to be find out the actual image's orientation.  If the camera is not recording the orientation properly I don't think that is possible.  If the camera was recording the orientation correctly you would not need anything.  To rotate an image to the proper orientation you would need a program to annalize the image contents looking for objects like  buildings faces trees to be able to do the proper rotate if needed.

          • 2. Re: Rotate at opening?
            phosphorspitter Community Member

            The event Manager invoking the action does the job.

            Thanks for the help.