Truthfully, we had encountered this a bit, too. There are plenty of websites that allow you to customize and modify an image though (including mirroring) that we usually just instruct students to be creative with how they adjust their images should they include text elements. One that I have found useful is LunaPic, but I've used a few others as well. If anyone else does have a solution that can be more "built-in" though, I would be interested as well!Best,Ethan Kichura--------------------Technology CoordinatorHighgate Elementary SchoolOn Fri, Jun 8, 2018 at 10:22 AM, Keith Puffer <[log in to unmask]> wrote:Hey folks, Happy Friday!Was wondering what other folks use on a Chromebook to take a photo that will present the image in a non-mirrored way. Currently the Camera app that we use does not allow to toggle on/off mirroring, so if a Student uses the camera on the Chromebook and this app, text is reversed...I do know that in the past this feature was an option and there are discussions on the interwebs (much of it older) that points to the fact it might be a management issue, but I have not found where that might be.Not looking for a list of camera apps, just curious if others have encountered this issue as well and if there is a "fix".Thanks!Keith--Keith Puffer
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Harwood Unified Union School District
340 Mad River Park, Suite 7
Waitsfield, VT 05673
802-583-7959
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