Mitchel Humpherys

I'm having this same issue. I'm rotating an image using PIL and saving it with a new name, but the thumbnail doesn't match up with the original (which is, itself,...

Thanks for the tips, @vstoykov. I came up with something that seems to work and doesn't rely on using a filesystem storage backend: ``` python def _rotate(self, degrees): import StringIO...

One more thing: looks like I should actually have a `self.image_full.close()` after the `self.save()` at the very end of the function, otherwise I end up with a `ValueError: The file...

Sorry, I should have been a bit more clear. That was my proposed fix, but it sounds like it might not be correct. Haven't actually tried it yet because it...

So I've been playing around with this some more and I have no idea what's going on... It seems clear that [my rotate function above](https://github.com/matthewwithanm/django-imagekit/issues/349#issuecomment-211775924) doesn't work well when using...

Yes, the reason is that this is a user-driven operation. I already have the Transpose processor on my ImageField which takes care of correcting most bogus rotation, but somehow things...

I'm having this same problem and have finally managed to come up with full repro instructions. It does seem to be specific to s3 (and possibly `django-s3-storage`). I couldn't get...

FWIW, the issue I was experiencing (which I had postulated is the same issue being reported here) turned out to be due to the fact that django-s3-storage didn't support re-opening...

> @mgalgs @etianen sorry that I was unable to help with resolving the issue in django-s3-storage but I was/am very bussy and does not have enough time to work on...

This looks great! I'd certainly take a PR. Major bonus points if you can figure out how to replace `(scroll-all-mode)` with your function (I think you could do it in...