Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Hi Frank,
Sorry, I did not mean heavy from the computitional point of view.
I meant that if there is something wrong with the geoinfo then
it is easier for the user to edit worldfiles. Or perhaps there
are more user friendly tools for playing with GeoTIFF tags
than the
Frank Warmerdam wrote
Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Frank,
I have been considerering the situation and yes, I think I would
*really* like to use this trick if it exists. In general,
wouldn't it
make at least some sense to first check something that is fast and
simple to edit or rename
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
3) well, I'm sure there are other methods.
How about trying to motivate some clever developer to create the option I
mentioned... Point 1) might give me possibilities for making an investment.
I fear this feature is not too much of general
Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Frank,
I have been considerering the situation and yes, I think I would *really*
like to use this trick if it exists. In general, wouldn't it make at least
some sense to first check something that is fast and simple to edit or
rename or delete if needed (world file in
Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Hi,
I must use two different projections (epsg:2393 and 3067) which both
have a common centre meridian 27°E. One is transverse Mercator with
scale factor 1, another UTM with scale factor 0.996. Now I can use the
same images, without any physical or on-the-fly
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Hi,
I must use two different projections (epsg:2393 and 3067) which both
have a common centre meridian 27°E. One is transverse Mercator with
scale factor 1, another UTM with scale factor 0.996. Now I can use the
same images, without any
Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
3) well, I'm sure there are other methods.
How about trying to motivate some clever developer to create the option I
mentioned... Point 1) might give me possibilities for making an investment.
I fear this feature is not too much of general interest.
Jukka,
From a
Hi all,
we had the same problem. We solved it by patching the file geotiff.cpp of
the gdal distribution. With this patch GDAL now first looks for a worldfile
and only looks for internal georeferences if it cannot find a worldfile. If
someone is interested in this patch i can send it to him or