Comes out a different way when I click it, and that's an attachment, not in gallery isn't it
See what I mean
and that's after I rotated it 
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What's made you grumpy today?
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and that's after I rotated it 
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When did you move to Australia...?
What computer/tablet/phone/gizmo are you using? What app/program? And what OS (and version)?
Lol I wish! It was taken off an iPad and then loaded up onto the gallery section ready to post but every time rotate the photo to the correct way it changes back the next time I look. I take it no one else is having this trouble?
Oh and weirdly when I click the image a different photo appears lol
A few people with iPads have had this problem. I can't remember who it is, now: but their profile piccy is rotated 90 degrees.
Are you editing the photos in any way; and do you have the latest version of iOS? Also: what browser are you using? (I use Safari or Dolphin.)
I've always used an iPad for photos uploaded to the Forum -- from either my iPhone, or my DSLR -- and, either edited (using the inbuilt editor, or PhotoForge) or unprocessed, have never had this problem....
My iOS is up to date and I use safari. I edited it using the forum editor because when I uploaded them they were upside down. I assumed because I took the picture holding the iPad the wrong way (even though it takes a photo at any angle) but I've done it this way many times and it's always been ok
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Forced over by a tailgating and undertaking police car yesterday.
Footage on dash cam doesn't show the undertaking clearly due to the distance. But the tailgating and forcing others out of the way without lights or sirens is perfectly clear.
Heavily congested traffic on the M25 at the time in a 50mph zone... Is this now an acceptable standard for driving?
Footage on dash cam doesn't show the undertaking clearly due to the distance. But the tailgating and forcing others out of the way without lights or sirens is perfectly clear.
Heavily congested traffic on the M25 at the time in a 50mph zone... Is this now an acceptable standard for driving?
Forced over by a tailgating and undertaking police car yesterday.
Footage on dash cam doesn't show the undertaking clearly due to the distance. But the tailgating and forcing others out of the way without lights or sirens is perfectly clear.
Heavily congested traffic on the M25 at the time in a 50mph zone... Is this now an acceptable standard for driving?
http://www.ipcc.gov.uk/complaints
My route to work is going to be closed for the next two and a half weeks, that's the third time in six months the council have just closed a very busy cross country 'A' road meaning I have to take seven mile detour... I really wish I could walk/cycle to work.
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The fact that it's half term this week and theres children everywhere...
Great when you drive a lorry - roads are empty
Great when you drive a lorry - roads are empty
Except for built up areas where they're surrounded by the little darlings.
Took the other car for MOT it's on SORN with no MOT and just my luck I passed the VOSA mobile camera on the way to mot, so that's an instant fine even though it was to and from an mot the DVLA attitude is guilty till proven innocent and then when you prove yourself innocent your still guilty
Took the other car for MOT it's on SORN with no MOT and just my luck I passed the VOSA mobile camera on the way to mot, so that's an instant fine even though it was to and from an mot the DVLA attitude is guilty till proven innocent and then when you prove yourself innocent your still guilty
if you were pre booked you are fine, just get written statement from mot guy saying you were prebooked
Father jack,I bet it's better to have fogs on coz if u we're driving and didn't see the car in front and went into arse end it,u would have said he/she should have had there bloody fogs on,,,
if you cant see a car with out its fog lights on just because its wet you shouldn't be driving, the clue is in the name "fog" lights not raining lights or a little bit of mist lights but Fog lights!
Rule 236
You MUST NOT use front or rear fog lights unless visibility is seriously reduced as they dazzle other road users and can obscure your brake lights. You MUST switch them off when visibility improves.
Law RVLR regs 25 & 27
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You should have done the same to his face, and said Oh Well. I would!
