By default, Microsoft Word will compress and resize pictures. This will permanently degrade the image quality. If you make a document, add a picture to it and then later try to save that picture to your hard drive, the picture…
Since rotating images in Windows causes images to loose quality, I decided to use ImageMagick to rotate images instead. ImageMagick is a small command-line tool for image processing. Rotating images with ImageMagick is fairly simple: Rotate right magick convert -rotate…
Rotating pictures using the context menu in Windows will degrade the quality of pictures. ⛔ One would think that Microsoft had thought of this, right? 🤔 It turns out that this has been an issue ever since Windows XP. Back…
This post is outdated. If you are using a newer version of FFmpeg you should use display_rotation instead. Read more here: There are actually two ways you can rotate videos with FFmpeg: If you can, you should always change…