I routinely scan student papers so that I can grade them on my iPad. The other day I accidentally had some papers upside down when they went into the scanner.

No problem! Goodnotes has the ability for me to select pages in mass and rotate them around.

However, when grading those papers and attempting to convert handwritten comments to text, I noticed that the conversion gets oriented upside down from my current viewpoint because it interprets that the page was rotated all the way around and so it’s attempting to make sure that the conversion is viewable correctly from the originally scanned position.

It seems to me to be more logical to make sure that the text is oriented upright from the current viewpoint, and only if the user deliberately wants to rotate it upside down that they could do so.