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hello, so i got back to 40k a few months ago, and now i picked up some orks.

Undercoated them first with yellow and then just green wash on the skin,
fast and easy


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anyone know how to turn the pictures?

That is some mean looking Dakka

Are your pictures un-turnable when you get them off your camera? Because my camera's pictures are usually locked to 'Read-only', which prevents turning them in Windows Photo viewer. Unchecking the 'Read-only' box in the Properties of the picture itself should fix that issue

Thanks, i am using macbook but i checked the pictures and it is not read only.

But the funny thing is that when i klick on the pictures here it jumps to another tab and there the picture is normal

Well, that's a bit weird

Maybe you can try saving the pictures from the other tab by using 'save as'?
You can also try to open the pictures in a photo editing program (like Photoshop) and manually turn them

I give up

i shall try tomorrow with my other computer where is Windows

You don't need to do that - if you're using a Macbook then you should be able to rotate your images in Preview or iPhoto.

Since they seem to be right-side up when you click them, try using the Direct Link to the page and embedding it with instead of the other link you are using.