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this builds on opencv#8492 and opencv#8511 to add a new method, .orientation(), to ImageDecoder. The JPEG subclass now overrides this to do jpeg-specific exif tag reading we also now export a method, OrientationTransform, which uses this orientation value to do the actual matrix operations
apparently python wrapper chokes on this? kinda lame
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Please note: This patch builds on #8492 and #8511 so it contains changes from both. I had hoped I could have worked through merging both before doing this but I ended up wanting this patch sooner, so I went ahead and submitted.
This patch takes the exported ImageDecoder from #8511 and adds
.orientation()which is overriden by the JPEG decoder subclass to use the EXIF tag reader to find the orientation metadata. We also now export the function that consumes this orientation value and applies the relevant transforms to normalize aMat&