Add: uses iexHelperFunctions; You can then use ImageEnView1.IO.LoadFromFileEx(ImageEnMView1.ImageFileName[idx], True, 0) to load the image with the same orientation as in the ImageEnMView1 with your demo.
Thank you for your attention. The Problem my Friend is that I would like to know if the JPEG Thumbnail File this with this style, or if this is a problem with ImageEN.
Because When I change the TimageEnMView. StoryType = Normal. the Thumbnail Loads Correctly.
Every time I change the StoryType Property TImageEnMView loads the Thumbnail with Different Orientation
I do not think there is a problem. I suspect when you load the thumbnails the exif thumbnails are loaded with the exif orientation in the file. So to fix it just have to set some properties before loading the images:
I do not think BlackValue or WhiteValue will work with 32-bit images. To get it to work call ImageEnView1.RemoveAlphaChannel(true). Your Black and White value trackbars function here if you remove the alphachannel.
I believe Bill is right. When the store mode is set to ietThumb, then it uses the EXIF thumbnail of the image, which has been rotated automatically by the camera. However the image itself is not rotated.
You can probably resolve the issue by setting ImageEnView1.EnableAdjustOrientation to true.
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Problem of orientation and Alpha Channel.
Posted - Jan 08 2016 : 09:43:04
