I recently took a picture on my 1020 using Cinemagraph and because I was aiming down, the rotation was off. I thought I was taking it in landscape, but upon review, it was in portrait. No big deal right? Just rotate it. So I did that and saved it. Then I edited further by making some parts move using the animation feature. I got it just the way I wanted it, saved it and exported to GIF.
However, the resulting GIF was un-rotated (like the original). I think this may be a problem because a rotation would have to rotate all 10 images in the NAR (zip) file, which it doesn't look like it does. When I rotate it and save it, I think what it is doing is saving a 5MP rotate version.
Seems like a feature that doesn't exist? The only way I can think of actually doing this is to unzip the nar file, rotate all the images, rezip and edit again with Cinemagraph, but that seems a bit tedious.
Thoughts?
However, the resulting GIF was un-rotated (like the original). I think this may be a problem because a rotation would have to rotate all 10 images in the NAR (zip) file, which it doesn't look like it does. When I rotate it and save it, I think what it is doing is saving a 5MP rotate version.
Seems like a feature that doesn't exist? The only way I can think of actually doing this is to unzip the nar file, rotate all the images, rezip and edit again with Cinemagraph, but that seems a bit tedious.
Thoughts?
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