Jpeg Picture Rotated In Ms Office Has Wrong Rotation In Videowave

[ImJustABill]

I have some camera pictures (jpeg). Some of them weren't rotated the way I wanted. I used the photo viewer from MS Office 2010 to rotate the pictures the way I wanted.

 

However, when I add the pictures into videowave the pictures appear to be rotated the original, incorrect way (before the MS Office edit and save).

 

Of course I could rotate the pictures individually in videowave but I find this to be very slow. Is there another photo editor other than MS Office which will rotate the pictures properly? Or another way I should do this?

 

Thanks,

 

Bill

[cdanteek]

I have some camera pictures (jpeg). Some of them weren't rotated the way I wanted. I used the photo viewer from MS Office 2010 to rotate the pictures the way I wanted.

 

However, when I add the pictures into videowave the pictures appear to be rotated the original, incorrect way (before the MS Office edit and save).

 

Of course I could rotate the pictures individually in videowave but I find this to be very slow. Is there another photo editor other than MS Office which will rotate the pictures properly? Or another way I should do this?

 

Thanks,

 

Bill

 

What OS?

 

Vista (I think) and windows 7 has Windows Photo Viewer built into the OS...

[grandpabruce]

I have some camera pictures (jpeg). Some of them weren't rotated the way I wanted. I used the photo viewer from MS Office 2010 to rotate the pictures the way I wanted.

 

However, when I add the pictures into videowave the pictures appear to be rotated the original, incorrect way (before the MS Office edit and save).

 

Of course I could rotate the pictures individually in videowave but I find this to be very slow. Is there another photo editor other than MS Office which will rotate the pictures properly? Or another way I should do this?

 

Thanks,

 

Bill

I have some camera pictures (jpeg). Some of them weren't rotated the way I wanted. I used the photo viewer from MS Office 2010 to rotate the pictures the way I wanted.

 

However, when I add the pictures into videowave the pictures appear to be rotated the original, incorrect way (before the MS Office edit and save).

 

Of course I could rotate the pictures individually in videowave but I find this to be very slow. Is there another photo editor other than MS Office which will rotate the pictures properly? Or another way I should do this?

 

Thanks,

 

Bill

 

You're kidding, right? Rotate them in VideoWave, or before you use VW. You certainly don't need MS Office to do it.

 

cdanteek stated that your OS should be able to do it. And, it really is a no brainer to do it before using the Roxio software.