Windows 10: Microsoft Photos only showing portrait images and not landscape images

Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 22H2Photos 2024.11100.16009.0I am using Photos as a photo viewer to view .jpg images from my local C: drive in an uncompressed folder.When I use the right hand arrow to click through the images I only get shown the portrait format images and not the landscape format images.I have tried uninstalling the app and reinstalling. No difference to the problem.I have tried a 'repair' and then a 'reset' on the app. Again no difference to the problem.Any other suggestions please?

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Use of photos app, particularly in relation to landscape and portrait images and the rotation function.

I am struggling to successfully transfer photos to my TV (linked to Humax hard drive), and view portrait images as portrait not landscape. Previously, with Windows VISTA, rotating portrait images in Photo Gallery and then transferring to the HUMAX box presented
no problems. Now, when I rotate in Windows 10 Photos App, although orientation is fine on my Windows 10 PC, on the HUMAX box all portrait images are still viewing as landscape. I have tried an alternative photo editor (paste.net) but, when rotating and saving
in that app, the images do not appear at all on the HUMAX box. I thought about installing Photo Gallery but understand that that suite of software will not be supported beyond January 2017 so that would seem unwise.

I have seen other related posts but not found anything to resolve my issue as yet. I know that modern photographic software prompts (in the metadata) whether images should be viewed landscape or portrait rather than physically rotating the pixels/image and
wonder whether this is what the Photos app is doing (ie amending the metadata rather than properly rotating the image).

 

Any way to sort landscape and portrait photos in file explorer ?

Is there any way to sort landscape and portrait photos in file explorer ?

There are sorting options like width , height and dimensions but it doesn't work as expected (shows both landscape and portrait images),

however i want either landscape or portrait pictures only .

 

Issue with Combining Landscape & Portrait Images Into PDF Using Microsoft Print to PDF

Hello,

I am trying to combine a landscape and a portrait image into one pdf using Windows' Microsoft Print to PDF utility but I'm noticing that I am limited to setting the document to solely landscape or portrait mode which causes one of the images to be cut off or disorientated. Are there any workarounds or solutions that can resolve this issue?