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the main reason is probably that the chip is already outputting the image in a lossy format, and if you reorder the pixels you must reencode the image which mea
by joking 1y ago
the main reason is probably that the chip is already outputting the image in a lossy format, and if you reorder the pixels you must reencode the image which means degrading the image, so it's much better to just change the exif orientation.
- lsaferite 1y ago> the chip is already outputting the image in a lossy format Could you explain this one?
- DidYaWipe 1y agoImage sensors don't "output images in a lossy format" as far as I know.
- spider-mario 1y agoJPEG can be rotated losslessly. `jpegtran` can do it, for example (and comes with a script called `exifautotran` to automatically normalise the orientation of a bunch of JPEG files at once).