Unfortunately that won't solve it. I thought of mentioning that on my previous comment but left it out.What if the first thing you do is rotate then crop ? Alternatively rotate, then leave the crop tool by clicking its button, then go back in it for the crop ? Does that solve your issue. Would not take longer, only have you do things in a particular order that's all.
If you rotate and crop to say 2:3, for the next image you'll have to select 3:2 again if it happens to be horizontal. After that, if you go back to the previous image (first image) an try to edit the previous 2:3 crop it'll immediately crop it to 3:2 (you selected it before in the second image) and ruin the previous crop.
The only way I could find to mitigate the issue in that scenario is rotating it back to horizontal before editing a crop, edit the crop, and then rotate it to vertical again.
Statistics: Posted by corsagi — Today 04:52:50