Fix XMP rotation bug #19
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This commit addresses a bug with the rotation in the output image. When both EXIF and XMP data is available in the header data, the orientation set from the EXIF data will be written over once the XMP header is read. This makes sure that the orientation from the EXIF is preserved.
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This commit addresses the bug #18 with the rotation in the output image.
When both EXIF and XMP data is available in the header data, the
orientation set from the EXIF data will be written over once the XMP
header is read.
This makes sure that the orientation from the EXIF is preserved.