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[sopress]

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[JakeWharton]

We honor EXIF rotation for local files and orientation for images coming from a content provider. Are you seeing incorrect rotation?

[JakeWharton]

We don't (can't) honor EXIF from images loaded over the network. Android doesn't provide a way to read the data using the normal EXIF parsing. We'd have to embed a partial decode for each image file format that supports rotation in order to make this work and that is something we're not currently willing to do.

[dnkoutso]

What happened to the issue here?

[dallasgutauckis]

Original post was

I'm using picasso 2.1.1v library and it does auto rotation.

I didn't do anything with rotate() or transform() functions.

I only do load().resize(),centerCrop().into().

How can i prevent auto roation ?

and the comment after Jake's first was

Yes, i see incorrect rotation. ( image rotated 90 degree )

Here is my code
picasso.load("http://talk.campus10.co.kr/image/timetable/1_131120095614.png").placeholder(R.drawable.default_loading).error(R.drawable.default_noimg).into(imageView)

[afollestad]

Not sure why Picasso still can't respect exif rotation for networked images when Glide can.

[JakeWharton]

Because whatever I said on the last issue you said that on.