Ok, so I guess I am really computer illiterate!! Don't know how to do this, or if I even can do this. I have digital photos that I took sideways. (holding the camera sideways), and my hubby downloaded (or uploaded, whatever) the photos on the computer. However, I can't put them on MySpace because they are sideways, and I don't know how to fix them. I thought there would be a way to rotate them, but don't know how. Thanks in advance for any help.

Here is another problem I have. We also use disposable cameras sometimes, and when I do, I send them in for developing, and pay $1 for online photos. But to put these on myspace, I have to save them to my computer, then upload them from there. Does anyone know an easier way to just transfer the photos from the photo site to myspace?

To rotate the photos, can you right click on the picture (thumbnail) and a menu should come up that says rotate clockwise, counterclockwise, etc? That's how I do it. Otherwise, I think if you upload the pictures to myspace, there should be a way to flip them, maybe under an edit button or something? or when you have the photo thumbnails ready to upload, where you click the box to choose which ones to upload, there might be arrows in the corners of the pictures to flip them. That's how it is when I upload things to facebook, not sure about myspace.

Can't help you on the disposable camera issue, I haven't used a film camera in ages.

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I don't think there's a way to rotate the photos that have already been uploaded to myspace. You'll have to delete those photos from your profile and upload them again.

As you're choosing the photos using the myspace uploader, there should be an arrow that has a semi-circlular tail. There are 2 of them- 1 faces clockwise and 1 faces counterclockwise. Those will rotate the pics as you're selecting them.

I have been on cleaning kick and found 7 different disposable cameras and even a few canisters of 35 mm film to develop. Can't wait to see what's on them cuz I don't think I've used a 35 mm in at least 20 years!
When I find film that needs developing I Have it put on a CD so it won't take up a lot of space on my puter and I'll still be able to share the photos electronically.
MZ