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[Nadia Alramli <nadiana@xxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I'm getting this error when running any action on a specific photo:

Error 0: Unable to open file: /home/nadia/Desktop/exper/example/00200.jpg:
Unknown orientation value (0)


Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/nadia/projects/phatch/phatch/core/api.py", line 245, in get_photo
    photo   = pil.Photo(image_file,image_index,save_metadata,folder)
  File "/home/nadia/projects/phatch/phatch/core/pil.py", line 358, in __init__
    self.rotate_exif()
  File "/home/nadia/projects/phatch/phatch/core/pil.py", line 511, in rotate_exif
    raise Exception(_('Unknown orientation value (%s)')%orientation)
Exception: Unknown orientation value (0)
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I'm attaching an action list and two almost identical photos. Only one of them produces the error. Both photos were taken with a Nikon D60 Camera.
One more thing. After the error the execution is aborted even if I select 'Skip to Next image' and there are hundreds of other images to process.

** Affects: phatch
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Unable to read orientation value
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/384495
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Status in Phatch = Photo & Batch!: New

Bug description:
I'm getting this error when running any action on a specific photo:

Error 0: Unable to open file: /home/nadia/Desktop/exper/example/00200.jpg:
Unknown orientation value (0)


Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/nadia/projects/phatch/phatch/core/api.py", line 245, in get_photo
    photo   = pil.Photo(image_file,image_index,save_metadata,folder)
  File "/home/nadia/projects/phatch/phatch/core/pil.py", line 358, in __init__
    self.rotate_exif()
  File "/home/nadia/projects/phatch/phatch/core/pil.py", line 511, in rotate_exif
    raise Exception(_('Unknown orientation value (%s)')%orientation)
Exception: Unknown orientation value (0)
*

I'm attaching an action list and two almost identical photos. Only one of them produces the error. Both photos were taken with a Nikon D60 Camera.
One more thing. After the error the execution is aborted even if I select 'Skip to Next image' and there are hundreds of other images to process.