Help with authentication of this Dior bag

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HollyH

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My grandmother recently gave me a bunch of items from her closet etc and this bag is one of them. Does anyone know if it's authentic Dior ? I honestly can't tell and am not versed in the ways you can identify a real Dior bag. Thanks for the help !
 

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Hi HollyH and welcome to the forums. Unfortunately, as per the forum rules, we're unable to help you authenticate your bag. It's best if you can take it to someone to see in person.

I also recommend to please edit your images in future so that they're the right way up. It's hard to discern details when you can't see them well. Thank you.
 
Circa Vintage said:
Hi HollyH and welcome to the forums. Unfortunately, as per the forum rules, we're unable to help you authenticate your bag. It's best if you can take it to someone to see in person.

I also recommend to please edit your images in future so that they're the right way up. It's hard to discern details when you can't see them well. Thank you.
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I am having a problem with my images, too and cannot figure out how to edit them to be right side up. The are correct on my end. Tips?
 
Do you have any editing software? I use photoshop but gimp is a free software option. Then just flip them around. Sometimes smart phones show you images one way up when they're actually another, so you just need to make the change. It's annoying. I wish they'd just show them the way they are so you know to edit.
 
Circa Vintage said:
Do you have any editing software? I use photoshop but gimp is a free software option. Then just flip them around. Sometimes smart phones show you images one way up when they're actually another, so you just need to make the change. It's annoying. I wish they'd just show them the way they are so you know to edit.
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I just started taking the picture in landscape mode. :) Editing, oy.....
 
Circa Vintage said:
Do you have any editing software? I use photoshop but gimp is a free software option. Then just flip them around. Sometimes smart phones show you images one way up when they're actually another, so you just need to make the change. It's annoying. I wish they'd just show them the way they are so you know to edit.
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it's weird because it doesn't do it anywhere else but here. strange.
 
Hi, it took me a little while to figure out this issue when I first started posting. I use Gimp to edit/rotate my images. I've found that Gimp offers to automatically correct orientation on some photos before you begin editing them. If you want to orient/rotate your images and save the changes, it's important to choose "keep orientation" and then use the image menu to choose the proper orientation/rotation and THEN save changes. I also have had trouble with Gimp changing files into other formats, so sometimes you may have to "export" your image as a jpeg after making your changes instead of choosing to "save" your changes. Good luck!
 
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