New C. Sharps 45-70

[Gunlaker]

Upside-down? Maybe it's an Australian C. Sharps :-). When you get an image that looks right in some software, and not in others, it's because the person who wrote the software isn't properly paying attention to some of the information in the image header.

It's surprisingly common sadly. In the "old days" of digital cameras :-) this wasn't a problem because you generally would notice if you were holding 'em upside-down, but with these phones who knows which way is up :-)

Chris.