Description:
When importing a JPEG picture Impress will try to read the resolution (dpi, ppi) from the JFIF tag. If this tag is not present Impress will use the resolution of the current monitor instead. Since the odp file format uses length units (e.g. cm) when defining image cropping, the crop values of images without JFIF tag need to be changed when changing the monitor resolution, otherwise these images get distorted. Unfortunately most digital cameras do not use the JFIF tag but the IFD0 tag. Please note that using a machine dependent default makes odp documents machine dependent. This explains user complaints about image distortion when exchanging documents between different machines.

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Import a JPEG file from a digital camera into Impress.
2.Crop the image in one dimension and save the odp file.
3.Opening this file on a machine with different monitor resolution

Actual Results:  
Image is displayed (and printed) in correct size but distorted.

Expected Results:
odp files should be machine independent.


Reproducible: Always


User Profile Reset: Yes



Additional Info:
Suggest fix: When importing a JPEG image which does not have a JFIF tag, look for an IFD0 tag. If both tags are missing, use a constant (machine independent) default value for resolution. Any fix for this bug will change the display of some existing documents. Therefore, I suggest supplying a tool that prompts the user for a dpi value and converts all odp files in a given directory.


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