Yes, the jpegs have different values in their orientation tags. As explained earlier in this interrupted strand, I have shot a lot of intended stacks with a camera mounted facing straight down on a microscope, and the camera has been putting inconsistent orientation tag values on the images. So when ...

Sorry, Stas, I stopped looking at the forum and missed the fact that you had replied. Just looked again after some months!

In the folder 'John Bishop' on your FTP site I have uploaded two jpeg files taken one after the other that come out in different orientations when imported into in Helicon ...

Thanks for the reply, Stas.

So does the existing command in Helicon 6 to ignore EXIF information not apply to the EXIF orientation tag? (I had assumed it would silence the tag.)

Converting the JPEGS to TIFFS gives files which do not need manual rotation -- they all line up fine when imported into ...

I’m a new user, so apologies in advance if I have overlooked something simple, but I appear to have a similar problem. I want to create composite images from series taken with a camera (Sony Nex 5N) facing straight downwards while mounted on a microscope. When opened in Helicon Focus 6 (on 30-day ...