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#142 introduced this awesome feature, which uses image metadata to try to place images roughly over their real-world positions on the globe. Compass data is also used to try to guess appropriate image rotation.
Unfortunately this feature is not shown in the demo and i think it may need a little help to get featured more prominently and/or debugged; it's not in the README either:
Ideally it should be present in the default toolbar and:
should be enabled if EXIF data is present
should show a tooltip No GPS EXIF metadata found if not
should be documented in the README
should be covered by a test (using sample images below! Note that EXIF tags should survive an image resize so if we want a test image we can use a small one for efficiency.)
We had used a crosshairs icon in the past for this tool.
#142 introduced this awesome feature, which uses image metadata to try to place images roughly over their real-world positions on the globe. Compass data is also used to try to guess appropriate image rotation.
Unfortunately this feature is not shown in the demo and i think it may need a little help to get featured more prominently and/or debugged; it's not in the README either:
Ideally it should be present in the default toolbar and:
No GPS EXIF metadata found
if notWe had used a crosshairs icon in the past for this tool.
Example images and known expected locations
I think a solution for this is already up at #421 but may need updating/refactoring. Sample images and a sample use case can be found at https://publiclab.org/notes/patcoyle/03-23-2015/using-the-mapknitter-2-image-placement-using-geotagged-images and should lead to placement as shown here:
Related code links
Noting related code not only at the PR above (#421) but also at:
Thanks all!
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