Orientation ladders, SAMPLE GPS EXIF, and sRGB vs Adobe RGB tagged images for colour-managed pipelines and EXIF readers.
JPEG with EXIF Orientation=1 (normal). Pixels are upright — viewers/tools should apply the tagged transform. SAMPLE fixture.
JPEG with EXIF Orientation=3 (rotate-180). Pixels are upright — viewers/tools should apply the tagged transform. SAMPLE fixture.
JPEG with EXIF Orientation=6 (rotate-90-cw). Pixels are upright — viewers/tools should apply the tagged transform. SAMPLE fixture.
JPEG with EXIF Orientation=8 (rotate-90-ccw). Pixels are upright — viewers/tools should apply the tagged transform. SAMPLE fixture.
JPEG with EXIF Orientation=2 (flip-h). Pixels are upright — viewers/tools should apply the tagged transform. SAMPLE fixture.
JPEG with EXIF Orientation=4 (flip-v). Pixels are upright — viewers/tools should apply the tagged transform. SAMPLE fixture.
Mug scene JPEG with an embedded sRGB ICC profile — pair with the untagged twin for colour-management tests.
Identical mug JPEG with no ICC profile. Specs note that sRGB is commonly assumed when untagged.
PNG whose colour intent is documented as sRGB in specs (no mandatory ICC blob) — for tools that read metadata/specs.
JPEG with less-common EXIF Orientation=5 (transpose) for exhaustive orientation-handler coverage.
JPEG with less-common EXIF Orientation=7 (transverse) for exhaustive orientation-handler coverage.
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