(diegocr [https://civitai.com/images/3240497]) (2023) Image Caption: A digital
painting of an anthropomorphic giraffe standing in the savanna wearing a cloak.
The cloak is blue with gold trim and there is a golden chain holding it
together. The background consists of short trees on yellow grass, with a
mountain range in the distance. The sky is a bright blue with fluffy clouds. :::
spoiler Full Generation Parameters: a highly detailed portrait of a humanoid
giraffe in a blue cloak,adventurer,professional,unreal engine 5,octane render
art by greg rutkowski,loish,rhads,ferdinand knab,makoto shinkai and lois van
baarle,ilya k Steps: 96, Size: 1024x1024, Seed: 775134154, Model: morphxl_v10,
Version: v1.6.0-263-g464fbcd9, Sampler: UniPC, CFG scale: 4.5, Model hash:
61e137b575, "add-detail-xl: 9c783c8ce46c" :::
A bit of guesswork here, but: back in ancient times if you flipped or rotated an image your computer would actually unpack the compressed image, transform it, then repack it and every time you did that it added to the JPEG Crunchiness, so more modern transform software instead just tags that the image is rotated and the viewer software renders it that way. My guess is that the software that makes the thumbnails doesn’t know how to read that tag. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
A bit of guesswork here, but: back in ancient times if you flipped or rotated an image your computer would actually unpack the compressed image, transform it, then repack it and every time you did that it added to the JPEG Crunchiness, so more modern transform software instead just tags that the image is rotated and the viewer software renders it that way. My guess is that the software that makes the thumbnails doesn’t know how to read that tag. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
For rotating, sure, but for flipping, too?
Incidentally, the giraffe faces right when opened in Firefox, so this might actually be a Sync bug.
Direct URL to the image:
https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/112461d6-8cdb-4a09-b805-b9c1d7472eb8/width=1024/00064-775134154.jpeg
It’s probably not a Sync bug, since it happens in other apps as well, though…