[kh99]

Hmm...I downloaded the example that was posted above, and I notice that the orientation varies a lot. I'm working on a Windows system, and I find that the image looks right in browsers and in an image processing program called Gimp (which actually offered to rotate it when I opened it), but it looks sideways in the other Windows image viewers that I tried. My understanding of the problem is that Apple decided to leave images un-rotated and put orientation info in the EXIF data, but not every program respects that.

So it seems like there would be two ways to handle it: either rotate the resized images so that they're right side up, or else transfer the EXIF data to the resized images, so at least they'll look the same as the original.

Bill, did you try adding the -auto-orient to the code like I mentioned on vbulletin.com? I think it might only work for thumbnails, but at least we'd know if it worked at all. I'll try it myself but I don't have ImageMagick set up yet, and I'm not sure I'll be able to get it to work on my test system I have installed on my Windows machine.