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EXIF Orientation Value
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Exif (exchangeable image file format) data contains information about the image's parameters (e.g., shutter speed, date, time, orientation value, etc.). This information is stored in the image file.
When an image is viewed on The Dataloop platform, Dataloop reads the Exif orientation value and auto-rotates the image to present it in the way it was viewed, regardless of camera rotation.
Valid EXIF values are 1 to 8. Values outside this range (for example: 0) are ignored.
The following examples demonstrate Exif orientation values:
It is important to remember that the annotations' x and y position values are relative to the image as it is presented on the screen at the time of annotation.
Since some systems ignore EXIF value (such as openCV) and others auto-rotate images regardless of EXIF value (Chrome browser), for the x and y coordinates of an annotation to have meaningful values, we strongly advise to upload to the Dataloop platform images that are already in the desired rotation, to avoid needing EXIF value interpretation.
Please note that image thumbnails are not auto-rotated on the dataset browser.