XifGps2Xml : Différence entre versions
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Often the Gps information is not in separate files but directly embeded in the exif metadat. The tools | Often the Gps information is not in separate files but directly embeded in the exif metadat. The tools | ||
| − | XifGps2Xml and XifGps2Txt allow to do extract this information and convert it to texte or xml file. | + | [XifGps2Xml] and [XifGps2Txt] allow to do extract this information and convert it to texte or xml file. |
===Syntax=== | ===Syntax=== | ||
Version du 23 novembre 2016 à 11:22
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Description
Often the Gps information is not in separate files but directly embeded in the exif metadat. The tools [XifGps2Xml] and [XifGps2Txt] allow to do extract this information and convert it to texte or xml file.
Syntax
The global syntax for OriExport is :
mm3d XifGps2Xml FullName Orientation NamedArgs
Help
You can access to the help by typing :
mm3d XifGps2Xml -help
Mandatory unnamed args :
- string :: {Full Name}
- string :: {Orientation}
Named args :
- [Name=DoRTL] bool :: {Do Local Tangent RTL (def=true)}
- [Name=RTL] string :: {Name RTL}
- [Name=SysCo] string :: {System of coordinates, by default RTL created (RTLFromExif.xml)}
- [Name=DefZ] REAL
Options :
- DoRTL : Transform the coordinate in RTL.
- RTL : Name of the file which define the RTL.
- DefZ : Will allow to specify the altitude value, not implemanted for now.
- SysCo : Allow to change the coordinate system.
Example
For example, with :
mm3d XifGps2Xml .*jpg Test
- For each image, containing gps data in exif, a file is created containing the gps information in xml micmac format.
- For example for Image100.jpg, Ori-Test/Orientation-Image100.jpg.xml is created, in xml micmac format.
- The coordinate system is a local tangent sytem, with origin at centre of images.
- The file RTLFromExif.xml contains the definition of this system in MicMac format.
