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Danny Prager

Created on 21 April 2017

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Removes metadata from image and returns the binary in the right direction / rotation based on the metadata the image use to contain. If a file is added that is not an image file the binary will be returned unchanged

Removes metadata from image and returns the binary in the right direction / rotation based on the metadata the image use to contain. If a file is added that is not an image file the binary will be returned unchanged

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Applications, Components, UI & Widgets

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10.0.0.402

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All

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.NET

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