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• 5 Lightroom sometimes fails to load EXIF GPS data from .jpg files

  Until I Lightroom, I used geoSetter to add GPS data to my .jpg files. Most of them have loaded up in LR without problem, but for some of them, Lightroom could not import the GPS data. I used to compare GPS data in the loaded files OK and those who have not noticed that some of the problem files do not have exiftool: GPS, GPS Time Stamp, dater GPS map data. I used exiftool to change these in the file, Lightroom still not managed to load GPS data.  Anyone has an idea why Lightroom 5 sometimes fails to load EXIF GPS data from .jpg file

  = P3207532.jpg - data from GPS not imported into Lightroom

  ID of the GPS Version 2.2.0.0

  GPS Latitude Ref North

  GPS Longitude Ref is

  REF Altitude GPS altitude

  Time GPS 2015:03:20 02:18:36Z

  GPS Latitude 20 deg 54' 41.68 '' N

  GPS Longitude 107 deg 0' 5.47 "E

  GPS Position 20 deg 54' 41.68 '' N, 107 deg 0' 5.47 "E

  = P3207533. JPG - Imported data GPS OK in Lightroom

  ID of the GPS Version 2.2.0.0

  GPS timestamp 02:22:26

  GPS map Datum WGS-84

  GPS Date Stamp 2015:03:20

  Time GPS 2015:03:20 02:22:26Z

  GPS Latitude 20 deg 54' 43,41 "N

  GPS Latitude Ref North

  GPS Longitude 107 deg 1 9.10 ' E

  GPS Longitude Ref is

  GPS Position 20 deg 54' 43,41 "N, 107 deg 1 9.10 ' E

  = P3207532.edited.jpg - data from GPS not imported into Lightroom

  ID of the GPS Version 2.2.0.0

  GPS Latitude Ref North

  GPS Longitude Ref is

  REF Altitude GPS altitude

  GPS timestamp 02:22:26

  GPS map Datum WGS-84

  GPS Date Stamp 2015:03:20

  Time GPS 2015:03:20 02:22:26Z

  GPS Latitude 20 deg 54' 41.68 '' N

  GPS Longitude 107 deg 0' 5.47 "E

  GPS Position 20 deg 54' 41.68 '' N, 107 deg 0' 5.47 "E

  The problem with P3207532.jpg is that it contains two sets of GPS, a values in the section of EXIF metadata in the XMP metadata section:

  $ exiftool -a -G P3207532.jpg | grep -i gps
  [EXIF]          GPS Version ID                  : 2.2.0.0
  [EXIF]          GPS Latitude Ref                : North
  [EXIF]          GPS Latitude                    : 20 deg 54' 41.68"
  [EXIF]          GPS Longitude Ref              : East
  [EXIF]          GPS Longitude                  : 107 deg 0' 5.47"
  [EXIF]          GPS Altitude Ref                : Above Sea Level
  [EXIF]          GPS Time Stamp                  : 02:22:26
  [EXIF]          GPS Map Datum                  : WGS-84
  [EXIF]          GPS Date Stamp                  : 2015:03:20
  [XMP]          GPS Date/Time                  : 2015:03:20 02:18:36Z
  [XMP]          GPS Version ID                  : 2.2.0.0
  

  But the XMP section contains an incomplete set GPS fields. Note that XMP:GPSDateTime specifies a time other than EXIF:GPSTimeStamp.

  I don't know which of your programs may have created these XMP values false, incomplete, but they confused LR.  According to the specifications of the Working Group of the metadata, which accepted LR, LR, choose the EXIF GPS values and false XMP values should not confuse it. But LR is preferring the XMP values and then conclude it is not all the GPS coordinates.

  You can work around this bug in LR by doing:

  ExifTool - xmp: gpsdatetime = - xmp: gpsversionid = file

• Importing opening plugin doesn't matter of GPS data

  I try to switch from Aperture to Lightroom with the importer Aperture plugin, but manually set the GPS data are mit imported into lightroom. GPS data created by a Holy iPhone in lightroom.

  I found a solution for this:

  Causes (as far as I can see):

  When you manually add to a photo in Aperture, added location information longitude and latitude, but the Version ID of GPS and especially the geodetic GPS do not get added. When these data are then imported to LR, the plugin ignores all the GPS info, when the GPS map format is not defined.

  Solution:

  • Create a smart folder in Aperture that selects pictures, where the GPS version is empty and the GPS latitude is not empty.
  • These export as a versions files
  • Use a geodetic GPS Exif tool builds the files. I used pyExifToolGUI more ExifTool by Phil Harvey , which allows to copy exif info of a file to other files. Load a file that has the correct exif info (taken with the iPhone, for example). Copy Exif information to the tool. Then load the exported files that have broken GPS info. Update the map loaded, GPS reference with , but do not update the actual longitude / latitude.
  • Import updated photos updated in LR, and you can see the info from map.

  Always try this first point with a backup!

• How to force the Photos up-to-date original jpeg file after you have added the GPS data and rotation

  Hello

  Pictures has the ability to add GPS data to an image file, but stores the GPS data in a catalog instead of the actual image file.  The same seems to apply to the rotation of the image.  Is there a way to force the Photos up-to-date the actual image file?

  The only solution I have found so far is to export images updated, remove them from the library of Photos and re - import.  This process, however, replaces the original creation date with the date of the export in the file.  (i.e. a photo taken in 2007 with a creation date of 2007 will now have the date it has been exported photos as a creation date.)

  The reason why I want to update the original file, it is that I use Google Photos automatically create albums using the content of the image, the GPS data and dates.  The backup utility Google downloads the file Master Original therefore excludes files and changes to images in the photos.

  I use the photo Version 1.5 (370.42.0)

  Thank you.

  The same seems to apply to the rotation of the image.  Is there a way to force the Photos up-to-date the actual image file?

  No, Photos will never alter the original image file.

  You can export the photo with the GPS and reimport with file > export and activate "include location information:

  

  Or use a tool to add location data before importing photos to Photos. I use Jetphoto Studio.

• The GPS data with other analyzed data record

  Hello!

  I am a new user of DASYLab and not very good with coding, so please bear with me! I try to record (timestamp, latitude, longitude) already analysed GPS data with other data (accelerometer, etc.) in the same. DDF file. Right, GPS analysed is now sent through a series of three demultiplexers for each signal and only 1 of 16 channels, reducing the size of the output data. This data is then saved in a. The CAD file. Other data on average, recorded in one. DDF file, then saved another. The CAD file. We used to compare the data from the GPS and other devices by comparing timestamps.

  I would like to save all data to a file, either. DDF of. CSA (.) DDF would be preferable).

  When I try to add more channels in the. DDF save the module after the demultiplexer black box and GPS data to it, I get an error saying "the data to an entry in this module are the wrong type." I also receive this error when trying to send the data GPS to the. CSA Save module. I learned that this means that the size of the files is not the same of this thread. My question is, how can I make sure that the data have the same characteristics of time so I can save to the same file?

  If you need more information I would be happy to provide it, I apologize if I have something important to go.

  Thanks for reading,

  etdiv

  That's what I needed. Your time is the driver. In the RS232 input module, click the Options button.

  Select the measurement of output value, and then click the button on the time Base and select sync/time Base driver.

  That should allow you to write to the DDF file.

  

• Save for web delete GPS data

  Hello. I select to preserve all metadata from inside save for Web and GPS data are erased the exported png.

  This is expected behavior? (And so to save all the data isn't correct?)

  Thank you.

  I tried it on a photo with the on-board GPS info. SFW as png and jpeg, metadata defined at all.

  JPEG has preserved the GPS data of the camera and the png color profile does not.

  If I used the file > save as... and choose png, then all the metadata is stored.

  Strange, but this is how it works in Photoshop CC 2014

  Gene

• How to sort the videos Sony's AVCHD cam by DATE.

  How to sort the videos Sony's AVCHD cam by DATE.  500 clips in media browser PP are not ordained.  A little more of the FCP where appears the ingestation list, you check what you want and import.  It looks different in PP.  I dragged all the AVCHD folder on the camera (via the copy on the desktop Mac) media victory on PP.  He broke them in 500. Video clips of MTS which cannot be classified by date.  What should do?

  Hi Pup8888,

  pup8888 wrote:

  Here is what I could not say.  He pulls of a Sony 520 in ACVHD and somehow that the data CLEARLY arranged the clips in FCP do not appear in PP.  Maybe it's the issue.

  If you do not ingest the files through their structure to map intact complete with media browser and makes your entire organization in another application, Yes, I can see why some of the metadata is missing.

  pup8888 wrote:

  I also get a DEVICE NOT DETECTED in PP when the camera is clearly working in the new IMAC.

  The remote control is not available for file based devices, so I don't think you need to worry about this.

  pup8888 wrote:

  So I do drag the AVCHD HD folder and import all in PP and yes it in busts. MTS files and works very well but unsortable by date.  They are randomly dumped inn the media browser.  Thoughts?

  Can arrange you by date when they are ingested and in the project Panel? Arrange by date in the media browser would be a feature request. What to do here: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish

  Thank you
  Kevin

• How to export GPS data to new tracklog?

  Just updated to win LR4.1 and work on the GPS functions.

  It's just cool GPS tracklog import, but really miss me a GPS data export!

  I would be really grateful to have the opportunity to score a few images and export a list of tracks of this information to the file. Any idea?

  Thanks in advance!

  -) Ron

  If you place an image on the map, the GPS coordinates since the location are added to the file. Copies of the file exported will also have this embedded in the metadata.

  A Tracklog contains informaiton on date and place, and use this information with a set of files can trace where the photos were taken. But it is not a method for boning a Tracklog, even looking at location data and time on a set of files and to connect the dots.

• Adding GPS data without losing the changes

  Hi all

  I like geotagging my photos, I can't help thinking that at a later date my descendants will want to know WHERE they are when in particular took a picture

  I usually get the info from a GPS receiver and apply it using GeoSetter (which depends of course to have the exact time in the camera and monitoring at intervals short enough, I use 5 seconds), but sometimes I don't have actual GPS data but rather use the onboard for geocoding.

  Although I usually try get the geocoding at the beginning, I sometimes find do me later in the workflow. My problem (which could come from ignorance!) is the only way I know to get Lightroom to process information using "metadata-> reading metadata from file' - that clears any changes that I did before.

  Am I missing something obvious or is this the only way to do it? If so, write metadata IN the file will overwrite real GPS info with whites or at least leaving only information?

  Thanks in advance for any information...

  Leifur

  Using the metadata record in file should not replace any existing metadata such as GPS data.

  For files that have not already given to GPS, you can still use save metadata to file. He writes all the existing metadata that you have applied to the files as a sidecar XMP or directly in JPEG/TIFF/DNG. GeoSetter should have no problem adding geolocation to existing metadata information. Once you geotagged images is a simple matter of putting back into Lr using Meatdata file.

  Try above with a couple of files to make sure that everything works as expected.

• How to display a XMP file GPS data?

  I'm in Aperture 3 to Lightroom 3 conversion and I met a problem when the pictures are imported into LR3, they do not show the GPS Latitude and Longitude.

  My workflow has been:

  1 al ' opening geocoded pictures of "Places".

  2. in the opening to write metadata in an XMP sidecar files.

  3. import in Lightroom 3, a folder of images. (A folder for each year, I shot).

  4. look at the LR 3 'Exif and IPTC' Panel and visit the Exif section, but can't see all the fields for GPS Latitude and Longitude GPS.

  When I manually look in an XMP file with a text editor, I see that the GPS data in the file.

  What is the trick to display GPS data?

  Dick Barrett

  Dick

  Then "...". for re - import the jpg files (which certainly had contacts) in a new Aperture library. "Why not import these into LR?

  It was almost like one of the ideas I had in reserve - that is to say have you tried to export the images JPEG of Aperture as Versions? In my opinion, who will write the GPS in the new format of JPEG. Now, who will also Cook Aperture adjustments in these JPEG files, so the trick would be to remove all the opening adjustments first, making the exported versions will be identical to the originals. See where I'm going? Once the GPS in LR, you can simply put the original JPEG images in the same folders as these versions and trick Lightroom.

  You can also take a look at HoudahGeo. He has some kind of integration with opening and may be able to do the writing.

  Another thought could be writing scripts - you use Aperture and AppleScript to automate Exiftool, for example. But this isn't for everyone.

  John

• How to delete GPS data?

  I have some photos that have been tagged incorrect GPS data and imported to LR. Is there a way to clean up these data in the LR database?

  Micke

  # Your only solution is to use a third party utility like ExifTool to erase data GPS or GeoSetter to correct it, and then collated the metadata. Be sure to save metadata before you do, to make sure that your files are synchronized with your Lightroom Catalog.

• How to save pictures of Photos in the form of files without losing the GPS data?

  Hello!

  Can someone advice me in the following cases:

  I want to erase my Photos from iPhone and iMac. Before that, I wish I had pictures of my library of Photos saved as a regular directory with files. As Windows does, for example.

  Can someone tell me how to save all Photos in the form of files without losing the GPS data? Thank you!

  Just export them (File menu) in unmodified versions.

• Reading GPS data from a cRIO

  Hello world

  I use a module in series or with cRIO 9870 9014. I have need to acquire analog data with the GPS data and lang + long for each data point.

  I am able to get to the host vi gps data, but I am confused about the acquisition rate. I was curious and place a control on front panel to watch the gps in my RT vi data and I see a lot of spaces. (photos attached). I watched a lot of good examples on gps with the readers of visa, but since I'm on a cRIO with a TCP connection, I don't know how to process the data of succession on the controller.

  Can anyone help me please with ideas to use the module straight series.

  Thank you

  Tamanna

  Since it is a serial connection, you need to be constantly read the 9870 on the FPGA.  Even if your gps only updates once a second, that "update" has strings of unsigned 8 bit integers representing all of your characters - each read one of these U8s, seize only if you read at 1 Hz, will NOT correct data.

  So... Read on the FPGA continuous, faster better and passing in a FIFO to pass off to the host so that you can decipher your data. You may need to adjust timeouts on i/o reads.  Definitely take a look at the examples in the example for communication finder series with this module.

  And... as a diagnosis... you should be able to do this easily plug into the port series to your controller and use the controls VISA ON THE HOST RT - ethernet connection has nothing to do with it.

  For diagnosis, the indicators more the better. Let me know if you more specific issues.

• Where is able to select the GPS data source?

  Hi, guys.

  I have a question about the GPS.

  I want to know the source of GPS data.

  I think that 2 types of sources of GPS data as internal device of GPS and Bluetooth GPS Receiver.

  If the user has a BB with chip GPS and Bluetooth GPS Receiver, where it is able to resolve?

  And I thought that this version of the OS 4.2 and 4.3 and 4.5 - 4.7 have different parameters to set the GPS data source option.

  Thank you guys.

  Hello

  The GPS data source is available for consultation in Options - Advanced search - GPS. If you do not have an entry Advanced Options (pre - 4.3 software) then you should see a GPS option on the first screen of Options.

  Kind regards

  Mike.

• How do you find the photos which are not geotagged - have no gps data?

  As I struggle to learn Lightroom CC spend opening I'm stuck on how to find the files that have no marking of gps.  In library view if I click on the arrow to the right of the info from GPS field in the metadata I takes me directly on the card module and it displays the image on the card.  This method differs by clicking the arrow to the right of, say, the lens area where metadata selector arrives so I can choose among various options of metadata.

  In short, I want to find all images in a folder that have not been geotagged.

  View > show filter bar. Click on metadata, and then set the first column of GPS data.  Click any coordinate: