[ubuntu-mono] [Bug 485185] Re: f-spot "folder export" fails to rotate & resize image if "resize to" set to larger than the original.

[phpmonkey]

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: f-spot
  
  If you try to export a file to a folder using the Folder Export Plugin,
  and choose to resize it to something larger than the original, it seems
  to work fine, but when you go to open it, it is the same size as it was
  before.
  
  This might be the expected behaviour (as in the resize is presumably
  designed to create thumbnails, and making it larger than the original
  would degrade the quality of the photo) but it IS a little counter
  intuitive.
  
  Anyway, the real problem for me was that in the case where you choose a
  larger size than the original AND to rotate it, it fails at both
  operations.
  
  I know that example is silly (why would you want to make it bigger?),
  but this might come up if you are exporting a bunch of photos of an
  event, and one happens to be taken from a mobile phone. You choose to
  resize and rotate them all to 750px to send them in an email. It would
  tell you everything went well, but if the photo from the mobile phone
  was less than 750px to begin with, then it will still be at original
  size and will NOT be rotated. All the other ones rotate & resize fine.
  
  I guess I would like to have the photo rotate whether or not it is
  resized successfully.
  
  Cheers :D
  
  Jen
  
  Ubuntu release: 9.10
  F-Spot version: 0.6.1.3-2
  Folder Export plugin version: 0.6.0.1
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+ Edit: Using the previous example, If you create a web gallery, and choose to resize all to 750px and rotate, all the thumbnails will be correctly rotated, but when you click on the thumbnail of a photo that was originally 640x480px for example, it shows the original photo which is not rotated.

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f-spot "folder export" fails to rotate & resize image if "resize to" set to larger than the original.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/485185
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