fixes error when reading GPSLatitudeRef and GPSLongitudeRef #133
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Does this still work for current code? |
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It is a bug, yes. The references are lost. Regarding odm: I see that a fix has been implemented in ODM (photo.py) where the references are assumed if they are missing. A warning is then given. So references are assumed when images are resized. |
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@atobiese that looks like a reasonable fix. Can you open a MR at https://github.com/JEFuller/Piexif? @JEFuller kindly took the lead to revitalize support for Piexif (which is not supported here anymore apparently) and is already maintainer of the pypi package 👍 |
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This fixes a parsing error when loading exif data. The fix retains the GPSLatitudeRef and GPSLongitudeRef data. This is needed for decimal degree calculation. It is curretly lost.
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