
"Argiope argentata" is a member of the "Argiope" genus of spiders and is also known as the Silver Argiope.
Similar species: Spiders
By Paul Dirksen
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Uploaded Mar 4, 2020. Captured Apr 18, 2019 16:28 in Soekwastraat, Paramaribo, Suriname.
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1. As said, you took the photo in portrait mode
2. Your camera knows you did, and writes "rotated=1" in the EXIF of the JPG image
3. You import the photo into an image editing program
4. The image editing program reads the "rotated=1" from EXIF and understands it must rotate all pixels
5. You export the rotated pixels, and upload it anywhere
6. All is good, no problems
Here's where things go wrong: You probably did not use an image editing program for this one and uploaded straight out of camera. The rotate=1 flag is in the EXIF, but now you're expecting JungleDragon to rotate the pixels. You basically skipped step 4 and expect the website to do it.
Some websites support this, but many do not, and JungleDragon doesn't either. I may improve this in the future but for now the workaround is to first import into an image editing program and then export.
Hope this helps! Posted 5 years ago
thnx anyway Ferdy Posted 5 years ago