The luck of Le Longue Baguette. A M&T scenario.

[OSHIROmodels]

Re-match!!!

Oh wait, I won didn't I 

cheers

James

[Malamute]

Re-match!!!

Oh wait, I won didn't I 

cheers

James

 

How can you win with no figures left? 

[Belisarius]

Excellent report, a pleasure to read.  Lovely figures and terrain , I especially like the river . Glad to see I,m not the only one struggling with picture orientation.😂

[OSHIROmodels]

How can you win with no figures left? 

Because you have more in boxes 

cheers

James

[Malamute]

Excellent report, a pleasure to read.  Lovely figures and terrain , I especially like the river . Glad to see I,m not the only one struggling with picture orientation.

 

Thats odd, anyone else having problems with the pictures. They are fine for me.

[NurgleHH]

How can you win with no figures left? 

Nick, in this phase of his therapy it is very important, that you would say "Yes, James, you won" and give him his pills - the blue pills. Please, help this poor guy to become healthy again...

[Silent Invader]

Thats odd, anyone else having problems with the pictures. They are fine for me.

There are quite a few that are rotated 90 degrees left or right (am viewing on an iPhone).

I'm guessing that the rotated images were originally taken on an iPhone as portrait then edited on said iPhone by cropping for length and rotating, then uploaded. When viewed on a PC they'd look fine but I believe that as the image file still contains the original data when viewed on a iPhone they'd present with the original portrait alignment. Something like that.

To get round the problem you have to 'fix' the edited image (by removing the image's edit history), which I believe is what happens when you save the edited image in an app, or email or message it.

[Mason]

Or stop using an iPhone, if you did.
 

[Malamute]

There are quite a few that are rotated 90 degrees left or right (am viewing on an iPhone).

I'm guessing that the rotated images were originally taken on an iPhone as portrait then edited on said iPhone by cropping for length and rotating, then uploaded. When viewed on a PC they'd look fine but I believe that as the image file still contains the original data when viewed on a iPhone they'd present with the original portrait alignment. Something like that.

To get round the problem you have to 'fix' the edited image (by removing the image's edit history), which I believe is what happens when you save the edited image in an app, or email or message it.

I blame Dr De'Ath, he was responsible for the photos.

[Silent Invader]

I blame Dr De'Ath, he was responsible for the photos.

Fair.