>Most Python libraries for working with image data like numpy, scipy, TensorFlow, Keras, etc, think of themselves as scientific tools for serious people who wor

>Most Python libraries for working with image data like numpy, scipy, TensorFlow, Keras, etc, think of themselves as scientific tools for serious people who work with generic arrays of data. They don’t concern themselves with consumer-level problems like automatic image rotation — even though basically every image in the world captured with a modern camera needs it. What a snotty attitude. The tools are already complex enough to take on responsibilities of parsing the plethora of ways a JPEG can be "rotated". This thread is a testament to the non-triviality of the issue and I certainly don't want a matrix manipulation or machine learning library to bloat up and have opinions on how to load JPEGs just so someone careless out there can save a couple lines.