The image on the client’s phone looks perfect, acting upon device’s rotation, but after uploaded on the application, it goes basically upside-down, rotated for 180°. And this is the moment when the story gets interesting. It wouldn’t be a problem at all, but the image was taken with the device upside-down (180° rotation) and uploaded straight on the Web Application. “ Yeah, that does the job.” I thought this is the right approach until one of the clients tried to upload an image taken with iPhone. What you basically did? Got the image content in bytes and saved it on the server side/blob storage or any other possible storage unit. You have developed an image upload feature and it worked correctly. I know that some of you have done it right from the first time, but the others (including myself) faced some issues. After reading the title, you must have told to yourself “I’ve done this thousands of times, what could I’ve possibly done wrong?”.
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