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Using ngf-src, when taking a photo with portrait orientation on Android, it is displayed correctly in the portrait orientation.
However, when using ngf-thumbnail, the orientation is broken and the image is display turned 90 degrees.
This is consistently reproducible.
Am I missing some settings to prevent this from happening? Using ngf-fix-orientation="true" doesn't help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I ended up not using any in-browser resizing/rotation/scaling, and ended up only using ngf-src instead of ngf-thumbnail, as I couldn't find a combination of tools/hacks/fixes to ensure a correct image orientation.
Images are now displayed correctly and uploaded correctly, and the server is taking care of resizing via kraken.io.
Still a pity, as I would have liked to minimise bandwidth sent to the server by resizing images on the client before upload.
If anyone has any tips on how to fix the problems mentioned in this issue that'd be great.
Using
ngf-src
, when taking a photo with portrait orientation on Android, it is displayed correctly in the portrait orientation.However, when using
ngf-thumbnail
, the orientation is broken and the image is display turned 90 degrees.This is consistently reproducible.
Am I missing some settings to prevent this from happening? Using
ngf-fix-orientation="true"
doesn't help.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: