Is there [still] no way to reset rotation info on, at least, raw DNG's - to the default as recorded by the camera? I'd assume it'd be the same with jpg and tiff, too..
As we know, rotation or flip info is not recorded in history. And it seems the only way to truly reset it is to remove and re-import the image. I'm talking about for images where it's not obvious due to content. I know it may not be as important for such images, but it'd still be nice. It makes me hesitate doing such operations to test what it might look like, without having a clear undo order/path (such as when restarting LR or even switching to another image to do something and then back again) or simply not remembering the original orientation/flip. ... Or having to create a virtual copy just to test those transforms.
Thanks.
As we know, rotation or flip info is not recorded in history. And it seems the only way to truly reset it is to remove and re-import the image. I'm talking about for images where it's not obvious due to content. I know it may not be as important for such images, but it'd still be nice. It makes me hesitate doing such operations to test what it might look like, without having a clear undo order/path (such as when restarting LR or even switching to another image to do something and then back again) or simply not remembering the original orientation/flip. ... Or having to create a virtual copy just to test those transforms.
Thanks.