/**
 * normaliseOrientation — bake EXIF rotation into a JPEG's pixels.
 *
 * vision-camera writes photos with the camera sensor's native
 * landscape pixels and an EXIF Orientation tag describing how to
 * rotate them for display.  Most consumers (iOS UIImage, RN's
 * `<Image>`) honour the tag — but enough don't (Sentry breadcrumbs,
 * share sheets, the cv::Stitcher itself, third-party image
 * pipelines) that "what's on disk" diverges from "what the user
 * sees" unless we eagerly normalise.
 *
 * This helper round-trips the file through the SDK's native
 * stitcher module, which decodes the JPEG with EXIF rotation
 * applied and re-encodes a clean JPEG with no orientation
 * metadata.  Idempotent on already-normalised files.
 */
export interface NormaliseOrientationResult {
    /** Image width in pixels AFTER rotation has been applied. */
    width: number;
    /** Image height in pixels AFTER rotation. */
    height: number;
}
/**
 * Bake the EXIF rotation of `imagePath` into pixels in-place.
 *
 * Returns the post-rotation dimensions so the caller can update
 * its own width/height fields.  No-op on platforms that don't
 * have the native module yet (Android until Phase 3) — falls back
 * to the input shape so callers don't have to special-case
 * platform availability.
 */
export declare function normaliseOrientation(imagePath: string, fallback?: {
    width: number;
    height: number;
}): Promise<NormaliseOrientationResult>;
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