Unintended Second Rotation Occurs After Freehand Crop, Causing Distortion

[maninthemiddle01]

When an image is rotated once by 90° and then cropped with the freehand tool, the application automatically applies a second rotation without user input. This unintended rotation occurs within the old rotated bounding box, resulting in a distorted or “squeezed” final image.

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Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open any image.
2. Rotate the image by 90°.
3. Crop the image using the freehand tool.
4. Observe that the image appears to be rotated again automatically (no user-initiated second rotation).
5. The final result is a squeezed or distorted image confined to the previously rotated bounding box.

Expected Behavior:

Only one rotation should remain in effect. After a freehand crop, the image should maintain its cropped dimensions and orientation without any additional, automatic rotation.

Actual Behavior:

The application applies a second rotation automatically within the initially rotated bounding box, leading to a visibly distorted image.

Environment:

• ImageToolbox: 3.1.1-foss (161)
• OS: 21-20241211-NIGHTLY-a52sxq
• Device: SM-A528B

Suggested Fix / Possible Cause:

• Root Cause: The code that handles final rendering appears to be reapplying rotation logic after the freehand crop action.
• Fix: Ensure the post-crop process correctly resets or preserves the intended (single) rotation state, so the image is not rotated again without user instruction.

[T8RIN]

could you record a video please?

[T8RIN]

because work normal for me

[maninthemiddle01]

i hope this helps. Also the saved image has the dimensions of the preview image

[T8RIN]

Oh, I got it, it's not a rotation