Expected behavior

Using a source region with an image that has exif orientation should effectively crop the region where specified after the orientation has been applied.

Actual behavior

The output image has the wrong area of the source image.

Steps to reproduce the behavior

Using a source image that has exif orientation (in this case it was top right orientated) use the following code to read the image from inputStream and write to outputStream:

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	.of(inputStream)	
	.useExifOrientation(true)									
	.size(256, 256)		
	.sourceRegion(cropX, cropY, cropWidth, cropHeight)			
	.outputFormat("JPEG")
	.outputQuality(1)
	.toOutputStream(outputStream);

This will produce an incorrect result.

Looking at the code during the readImage method of InputStreamImageSource it adds a filter to work with the orientation. However, it then calculates the source region a bit further down before any filters are run and is using the original width and height. I'm assuming this maybe why it doesn't correctly produce the cropped image.

Workaround

My current workaround for this is to first create a BufferedImage to correct the orientation, and then create the cropped version from this BufferedImage as follows:

BufferedImage img = Thumbnails
	.of(inputStream)	
	.scale(1)
	.useExifOrientation(true)
	.outputFormat("JPEG")
	.outputQuality(1)
	.asBufferedImage();
				
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	.of(img)										
	.size(256, 256)
	.sourceRegion(cropX, cropY, cropWidth, cropHeight)			
	.outputFormat("JPEG")
	.outputQuality(1)
	.toOutputStream(outputStream);

Environment

• OS vendor and version: Microsoft Windows 11
• JDK vendor and version: IBM JDK 8
• Thumbnailator version: 0.4.19