for the iphone rotation issues requiring image exif to be edited so they'll post correctly, there's a very simple fix on Mac, a utility called sips:
If you open Terminal in the dir where your photo lives, the syntax is this simple(180 in this example, could be 90 or 270 in your case)
Code:
/usr/bin/sips -r 180 somephoto -o outputdir
You might want to learn a few shell commands like "cd" to change directories, "ls" to list, and "mkdir" to make a new directory
I wrote a trivial script to make this a tiny bit easier, just paste this into a text file and make it executable:
Hope this helps
Code:
#! /bin/bash
#
PIC=$1
DEG=$2
OUTDIR=$3
NUMARGS=3
function usage {
echo "usage: $0 filename rotation output_directory";
echo "rotation options, 90,180,270"; exit 1
}
#ARGCHECK
if [[ $# -lt $NUMARGS ]]; then
usage
fi
/usr/bin/sips -r $DEG $PIC -o $OUTDIR