Windows 10: RAW Files-Portrait Orientation shown in Landscape Orientation with no rotation option.

I have seen this question over and over again with no real answer provided.


For RAW files (not jpegs) pictures taken in the portrait orientation are showing up in the landscape orientation in the windows photo viewer. In the past you could just highlight these photos, right click and select rotate left to put them i the correct rotation. This option is not available when you right click. When you open a photo and try to use the rotate arrow at the top it says this is not an option for RAW files.


You can enter the "edit and create" and rotate the picture. This is tremendously time consuming when you just want to preview 200 pictures quickly to pick the best ones to edit.


This is such a simple function that used to work fine in Windows 7. I can't believe this issue has not been fixed.


PLEASE HELP!!!

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screen orientation

Hi,

There's an option on Windows 10 to switch between landscape and portrait orientation. We recommend following these steps on how to switch the screen orientation from portrait to landscape:

• On Cortana search, type display settings.
• Choose Display settings from the list.
• Under Orientation, select on Landscape and click
  Apply.

Let us know if you need further assistance.

 

Microsoft Print To PDF Option Changes Page Orientation To Portrait

Hi, I'm attempting to print a report in a Windows 10 environment using the Microsoft Print To PDF option in the Print Dialog. There seems to be something rotating the page prior to viewing. I confirmed this by actually printing out the pdf file that was
generated. It displays the data in portrait mode, but the actual print out is in landscape.

I went back to the "Print\General" dialog and selected Microsoft Print To PDF. I confirmed the "OK" button became enabled at this point. I then selected "Preferences" and changed the "Orientation" combo box from Portrait to Landscape. The preview changed
at this point to reflect landscape. I then selected "Advanced" and viewed the Paper/Output and Copy County options. Paper Size was set to "Letter" and Count was set to 1 Copy. I selected OK and confirmed the orientation in the preview hadn't changed. It
was still showing Landscape. I then selected OK. Microsoft Print To PDF was still selected. There were no other relevant configuration choices, just Report Range, Paper Range and Project Options. I review these anyway, but could not find anything related
to paper orientation.

At this point I selected OK and was prompted for a location and name for the output. I provided this (noting the name and location). When printing completed, I opened the correct file in the correct location using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. The two pages
of my report were both in Portrait.

At this point, I went to File\Print. I noticed the Orientation in the Print Dialog was set to Auto Portrait/landscape. I changed nothing in this screen, and selected Print. I did notice that the preview screen showed the page in landscape mode already
though.

When the report printed out, it was in the correct orientation, landscape.

I went a step further and took a Word document created in Office 365 online. and changed it's orientation to landscape and printed it out using the Microsoft Print To PDF. This seemed to display correctly in landscape mode.

 

Display rotation in Portrait Orientation Windows 10

Hi!

I want to change my display orientation from landscape to portrait on my Windows 10 (PC) but when I select the portrait mode it appears turned 90 degrees left- I tried to click ctrl+alt+up arrow but didn't work- and I can't find any rotation settings.

Can someone please give me some advice?

Thanks!

Original Title: Display rotation