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v1.82.2 Batch rotate problem

Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 12:37 pm
by tz
The problem is as follows. I'll describe it in a few steps:

1. in XnView browser select image(s) which you want to "batch rotate"
2. on the menu select Tools -> Batch Rotate...
3. then on Transformations tab add "Rotate" action
4. "Parameter's slider" set, for example, to -90 (i suppose that units are degrees), if you want to rotate image(s) in counter clockwise direction.
(BTW. if you manually write the angle (-90) nothing happens i.e. there is no rotation)
5. of course, finally, click "Go" button

RESULT: Picture(s) is/are not rotated for -90 degrees, but from my calculation by equations which I derived based on the width and height of original (w1,h1) and rotated picture (w2,h2); rotation angle rho is about -19.757 deg.

Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2006 12:48 pm
by marsh
Confirmed. And with -45 degrees, export script uses "-rotate 6508" instead of something like "-rotate -45".

Re: v1.82.2 Batch rotate problem

Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 1:34 pm
by xnview
tz wrote:The problem is as follows. I'll describe it in a few steps:

1. in XnView browser select image(s) which you want to "batch rotate"
2. on the menu select Tools -> Batch Rotate...
3. then on Transformations tab add "Rotate" action
4. "Parameter's slider" set, for example, to -90 (i suppose that units are degrees), if you want to rotate image(s) in counter clockwise direction.
(BTW. if you manually write the angle (-90) nothing happens i.e. there is no rotation)
5. of course, finally, click "Go" button

RESULT: Picture(s) is/are not rotated for -90 degrees, but from my calculation by equations which I derived based on the width and height of original (w1,h1) and rotated picture (w2,h2); rotation angle rho is about -19.757 deg.
Right, i'll fix it

Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 8:29 pm
by tz
merci! :)