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Hello.

I built an app for field inspections with SP list as a database.

The user takes images using the Form attachments pane and an automation copy the images to a different library also in SP, grant it an ID number to link it back to the parent item, and ending up deleting the attachment from the item it self.

It is necessary that the image will be snap as a landscape orientation in order to fit in the report template that generated directly from SP.

I found that users continue taking portrait orientation images.

Is PowerApps has the possibility to identify the image orientation in order to notify the user so he can correct his practice?

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Hi @Anonymous ,

There are two properties you can try setting to true - CalculateOriginalDimensions andApplyEXIFOrientation which should fix the issue (the first is probably better) - this should properly display the photo, but there is no way of detecting a photo property and advising the user.

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Thanks, but that not gives me the solution I am looking.
Do you know if it is possible to review the EXIFOrintaion metadata?

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@Anonymous ,

Not in Power Apps unfortunately

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