Vertical image width

Lightbox with PhotoSwipe reads the image headers to find out the width and height. The image in question was detected to be 3468 pixel wide and 2432 pixels high as you can see in the HTML source:

<a href="..."
data-lbwps-width="3648"
data-lbwps-height="2432"
data-lbwps-srcsmall="...">

Obviously this is wrong – but why?

Technically the image is a wide image rotated by 90 degrees – most likely because it was taken with a camera rotated by 90 degrees and the camera decided to keep the image as it is and add the rotation as additional information to the EXIF data (also see https://jdhao.github.io/2019/07/31/image_rotation_exif_info/ about this). However this is not supported yet by my plugin. It reads EXIF data, but only for displaying it as caption, if the respective option is enabled in the backend.

If you want to, you can contact me via e-mail (see my contact address at https://arnowelzel.de/en/about-me). If you can send me the original file (I can provice a secure Nextcloud server for uploads) I can check how to detect the rotation information from the EXIF data properly to replace width/height if neccessary. Unfortunately I don’t have any image to test that and can not easily provide a fix without a test file.

Another option would be to save the image with a image processing program and make sure it is saved as portrait image and not as wide image with rotation in the EXIF data only.

I managed to save the original image from your website and can reproduce this issue in my development setup. I’ll provide a fix as soon as possible.

BIG thanks, I will wait for result!

Version 5.0.21 should fix this.

Ooo yes, thanks! Amaizing, you were very fast! Respect!!
Thank you, again! ??