Photo rotates incorrectly on iPad

[Brexton]

Hello Everybody, I am having a simple question related to the photo rotating on iPad. Actually there huge number of pictures in subfolders. I want to rotate those pictures but it directly gets saves onto new folder called "saved photos" whereas I want to save them in same folder where I am rotating them. Does anybody has any good idea for dealing with this issue?

[Wiro]

I guess the pictures that you have saved on your iPad are not saved with proper angle. And once it has been saved on it, Suppose you have made any picture horizontal and saved it on your iPad then your iPad would be showing it horizontal only no matter how you rotate your iPad. So this seems like bug but you can always rotate it in whichever angle you want. And saving images after editing them must be getting saved by default to the folder. Still you can move those images to the folder of your choice as well.

[Crespin]

I have best way to deal with this issue, Actually when you move any picture on your iPad then that time you should make sure that an image has been edited properly. It would be much easier for you to rotate images from the computer system itself from where you would be uploading your pictures on your iPad. Windows Picture viewer can do this thing easily for you if you are using Windows operating system on your machine.

[BansiJ]

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