When taking photographs the perspective through the viewfinder can sometimes be deceiving. So especially when photographing landscapes or architecture I often find myself with many images that are askew. Although Rawtherapee provides tools to correct this the workflow is very slow when you want to correct many images.
This tool displays exported images and allows to rotate them. When the correct orientation is found it writes a new .pp3 file with the additional rotation at the push of a button.
When you did all corrections inside a folder you can generate a shell command that exports the corrected images again with Rawtherapee and optionally replaces the original .pp3 files.
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