Clarification on obtaining image orientation and aspect ratio in Sanity.io

I can see this isn't actually a question - it appears to be information about image metadata in Sanity. Let me confirm and expand on these details:

You're absolutely correct! Here's how to access image metadata in Sanity:

Aspect ratio is available at:

metadata.dimensions.aspectRatio

Orientation is not directly available as a field, but you can easily calculate it from the width and height:

metadata.dimensions.width
metadata.dimensions.height

To determine orientation in your code:

const orientation = width > height ? 'landscape' : width < height ? 'portrait' : 'square'

The image asset metadata documentation shows the complete structure, which includes:

• dimensions: aspectRatio, height, width
• location: Geographic coordinates (if available in EXIF data)
• lqip: Low Quality Image Placeholder (base64 encoded preview)
• palette: Extracted color palette with dominant, muted, vibrant colors
• blurhash: Alternative placeholder format
• Plus standard fields like mimeType, originalFilename, size, url, etc.

This metadata is automatically extracted when you upload images to Sanity (you can configure which metadata to extract using the metadata option in your schema). The data is stored in the image asset document, separate from your content documents, which allows for efficient reuse of images across your content.