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I uploaded 30 files, some of which were portrait. All the portrait images appear rotated (incorrectly) in the media library. When I click on edit, they also appear rotated - until I click on the &quot;rotate&quot; button in the STANDARD WP edit screen. <br />
I have experienced this behavior since I began using WordPress with every site I have ever used, regardless of the plugins.
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Just to confirm, I pasted one of these &quot;rotated&quot; pictures into a post, and previewed it. It was rotated incorrectly - exactly as it appeared in the media library.
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When I upload images to WordPress, I have to manually rotate them. <br />
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Is there a way to avoid this? <br />
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Or is there a utility that can rotate the image faster than I can with WordPress? (wP takes several clicks and about 10 seconds of waiting for the actual rotation)<br />
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Thank you.
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When I upload images to WordPress, I have to manually rotate them. 

Is there a way to avoid this? 

Or is there a utility that can rotate the image faster than I can with WordPress? (wP takes several clicks and about 10 seconds of waiting for the actual rotation)

Thank you.

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