When the 'PaperOrientation' property of the figure is set to 'landscape' instead of 'portrait', the subsequent call to "print" saves the figure as a PNG image using this orientation specification. This could result in an image that is rotated 90 degrees from the orientation of the original figure.
This can be verified with the following command (while the figure "fig" is open):
>> get(fig,'PaperOrientation')
In order to resolve this issue, you can insert the following line before the call to "print":
>> set(fig,'PaperOrientation','portrait');
For the latest release documentation on figure properties, please refer to:
