Auto Rotate Images After Transferring to Computer

After transferring photos from your digital camera to the computer you will end up with a lot of portrait photos displayed as landscape. Manually rotating each photo is a tedious and unnecessary task since this operation can be performed automatically.

Most digital cameras came equipped with orientation sensors that record in the meta-data section of each image the camera orientation (portrait or landscape) when taking the picture.

Introducing BatchPhoto, a batch processing software program that can:

  • Automatically rotate photos based on the information embedded by digital cameras with orientation sensors (most modern cameras)
  • Read and convert to 170+ image formats, including: JPEG, TIFF, PNG, PDF, GIF, BMP, TGA, PSD, JP2, and more. Read RAW image formats from almost all DSLR digital cameras (including: Canon, Sony, Nikon, Olympus, Fuji, Kodak, Pentax).
  • Add Watermarks as either text or logos. Add multi-line Text Comments or imprint the original Date/Time as recorded by the digital camera
  • Change image size based on pixels or percents, crop, or rotate by a specified number of degrees
  • Rename images with a powerful customization tool that allows the use of keywords and search & replace in filenames
  • Directly upload to FTP, or to social networks like Facebook, and Picasa.
  • And much more...

But you can try BatchPhoto fully-featured for free and see for yourself if it's what you need, just click on the "Try it Free" button below!

Auto Rotate Photos with BatchPhoto

Note: BatchPhoto works on Windows® 8, 7, Vista, and XP as well as Mac® OS X Mountain Lion (10.8), Lion (10.7) and Snow Leopard (10.6).

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BatchPhoto 3.0 from Bits&Coffee is designed to make batch editing simple and efficient. It allows you to automate editing for your massive photo collections. If you need time/date stamps, image type conversion, size changes, basic touch-up, or watermarks applied to your photographs, BatchPhoto 3.0 will allow you to do this simply.
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