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  • Roy Woll

    I cannot reproduce your problem. I tried changing rotation angle to 45 and it rotates for me.  Please provide more details on your problem.

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  • Joze Mauro Alves

    1. The camera is in portrait mode.
    2. TwwImageControl (inside a TLayoutPanel) is in landscape mode. 

    I need both to be in portrait mode.

    The code below do not help:

    procedure TForm.editRotationAngleClosePopup(Sender: TObject);
    begin
      case editRotationAngle.ItemIndex of
         0: panelPhoto.RotationAngle := 0;
         1: panelPhoto.RotationAngle := 90;
         2: panelPhoto.RotationAngle := 180;
         3: panelPhoto.RotationAngle := 270;
      end;
      panelphoto.Invalidate
    end;

    Image 1 - camera

    image 2 - TwwImageControl

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  • Roy Woll

    Are you saying that setting RotationAngle has no effect? When I set it, the entire imagecontrol is rotated. Please take time to explain your problem in detail as it seems that you are saying rotationangle has no effect, but it does for me.

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