ImageOrientation Enum
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ImageOrientation is used to indicate the orientation of an image. The enum describes a transformation containing a vertical flip (if the FlipVertical flag is active), and then a rotation (if one of the rotation flags is active). Note that the flip should be applied before the rotation.
Location
- Namespace
- Fuse.Resources.Exif
- Package
- Fuse.Elements 2.9.1
Possible Values
- Identity
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ImageOrientation is used to indicate the orientation of an image. The enum describes a transformation containing a vertical flip (if the FlipVertical flag is active), and then a rotation (if one of the rotation flags is active). Note that the flip should be applied before the rotation.
- Rotate90
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ImageOrientation is used to indicate the orientation of an image. The enum describes a transformation containing a vertical flip (if the FlipVertical flag is active), and then a rotation (if one of the rotation flags is active). Note that the flip should be applied before the rotation.
- Rotate180
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ImageOrientation is used to indicate the orientation of an image. The enum describes a transformation containing a vertical flip (if the FlipVertical flag is active), and then a rotation (if one of the rotation flags is active). Note that the flip should be applied before the rotation.
- Rotate270
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ImageOrientation is used to indicate the orientation of an image. The enum describes a transformation containing a vertical flip (if the FlipVertical flag is active), and then a rotation (if one of the rotation flags is active). Note that the flip should be applied before the rotation.
- FlipVertical
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ImageOrientation is used to indicate the orientation of an image. The enum describes a transformation containing a vertical flip (if the FlipVertical flag is active), and then a rotation (if one of the rotation flags is active). Note that the flip should be applied before the rotation.
Interface of ImageOrientation
FlipVertical : ImageOrientation uno
ImageOrientation is used to indicate the orientation of an image. The enum describes a transformation containing a vertical flip (if the FlipVertical flag is active), and then a rotation (if one of the rotation flags is active). Note that the flip should be applied before the rotation.
HasFlag(ImageOrientation) : bool uno
Identity : ImageOrientation uno
ImageOrientation is used to indicate the orientation of an image. The enum describes a transformation containing a vertical flip (if the FlipVertical flag is active), and then a rotation (if one of the rotation flags is active). Note that the flip should be applied before the rotation.
ImageOrientation - ImageOrientation : ImageOrientation uno
ImageOrientation != ImageOrientation : bool uno
ImageOrientation & ImageOrientation : ImageOrientation uno
ImageOrientation ^ ImageOrientation : ImageOrientation uno
ImageOrientation == ImageOrientation : bool uno
ImageOrientation | ImageOrientation : ImageOrientation uno
Rotate180 : ImageOrientation uno
ImageOrientation is used to indicate the orientation of an image. The enum describes a transformation containing a vertical flip (if the FlipVertical flag is active), and then a rotation (if one of the rotation flags is active). Note that the flip should be applied before the rotation.
Rotate270 : ImageOrientation uno
ImageOrientation is used to indicate the orientation of an image. The enum describes a transformation containing a vertical flip (if the FlipVertical flag is active), and then a rotation (if one of the rotation flags is active). Note that the flip should be applied before the rotation.
Rotate90 : ImageOrientation uno
ImageOrientation is used to indicate the orientation of an image. The enum describes a transformation containing a vertical flip (if the FlipVertical flag is active), and then a rotation (if one of the rotation flags is active). Note that the flip should be applied before the rotation.