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Photos default rotation is counterclockwise and option click gets you a clockwise rotation but almost all of my rotations are clockwise based on how I hold an SLR in portrait orientation. So there must be, or should I say, please may there be, a defaults write terminal command to make clockwise the default rotation. I can't be the only one who needs this, right?
TIA
Robert
Mac mini 2018 or later
Thanks Tony,
The keyboard command actually uses both hands! ;-) Many of my old pictures either never had or were stripped of their extended metadata along the way so no rotation flags. This is obviously not a big issue but if there was a defaults write command to flip the button I would certainly do it.
Cheers.
Thanks Tony,
The keyboard command actually uses both hands! ;-) Many of my old pictures either never had or were stripped of their extended metadata along the way so no rotation flags. This is obviously not a big issue but if there was a defaults write command to flip the button I would certainly do it.
Cheers.
Image menu you can rotate ACW or CW.
Or CMD-R / Opt-CMD-R
You can also select multiple thumbnails and rotate them all in one step. But doesn't your camera set the rotation flag automatically so the import to photos correctly rotated?
I very much doubt that there is.
I do too, they would have to intentionally expose it and I can't see it being on anyone's list. It was just a passing thought.
Default Photos rotation
