Am 30.01.21 um 18:40 schrieb David Vincent-Jones:
Yes, it looks like the GPS coordinates are not correct within the image.
Possibly a startup problem that I need to investigate.
When a GPS-device has been switched off, moved to another location and
switched on it needs some minutes to fix
Yes, it looks like the GPS coordinates are not correct within the image.
Possibly a startup problem that I need to investigate.
On 2021-01-30 8:46 a.m., jot ess wrote:
Have you checked that the embedded information is correct, does other
software display the correct location? GPS devices
Have you checked that the embedded information is correct, does other
software display the correct location? GPS devices sometimes record
crap, particularly the first fix they get after some time of inactivity
tends to be less accurate.
Regards
Joachim
Am 29.01.21 um 03:22 schrieb David
This is probably unrelated to David's issue, but I have noticed in the
last few Darktable versions (up to 3.2.1) that images as rendered on the
map are mislocated by a /consistent/ amount no matter what map source is
used -- ranging from a few hundred feet when the map is zoomed in as far
as it
* David Vincent-Jones [01-28-21 21:18]:
> I am now using a camera/phone that provides lat/lon image data. Some of the
> images are located with very fine accuracy on the dt mapping layer but some
> are mis-located by a very large distance (a mile or so). Any idea what is
> going on?
maybe it is
I am now using a camera/phone that provides lat/lon image data. Some of
the images are located with very fine accuracy on the dt mapping layer
but some are mis-located by a very large distance (a mile or so). Any
idea what is going on?
