OpenStreetMap
Frustrations with photo mapping
Postat per daveemtb a 12 de mai 2009 en English Darriera actualizacion de 13 de mai 2009I haven't done any photo mapping for a long time, but took some photos on a recent journey, planning to fill in some street names by referencing to the GPX.
Unfortunately I can't seem to get Agpifoj working. The documentation on the wiki doesn't cover the essentials, and I get stupid erros claiming that none of the photos match. I tried to reinstall the plugin, but now my JOSM installation has got totally messed up. I tried clearing out the .JOSM folder (i'm on a mac now) and downloading the JOSM .jar file again, but now it comes up with a blank list of plugins. :( I can install the plugin manually by placing the jar file in the .JOSM folder but it still doesn't work, even with no other plugins.
The times in the GPX file match up perfectly with the timestamps on the photos.
This is doing my head in! :(
Anyone got any suggestions?
I say bring back the old geotagged photo plugin! :(
Discussion
Comentari de Baloo Uriza lo 12 de mai 2009 a 20:34
Just to be clear: Wikipedia is the name of one specific wiki, but is not all wikis.
Your photos must have EXIF tags, IIRC...
Comentari de Guillaume Audirac lo 13 de mai 2009 a 05:55
Some time ago, I had an issue with AgPifoJ and I raised a ticket on the JOSM bug tracker (http://josm.openstreetmap.de/ticket/2124). After raising, I had contacted developers involved in this plugin. I suggest you to do the same and to contact:
- Christian Gallioz: christian.gallioz (at) wanadoo.fr
- Stefan Breunig: stefan (at) mathphys.fsk.uni-heidelberg.de
They could help you.
A reminder: the timezone has to be set to GMT+0 wherever you live, as the GPX and the EXIF times are usually already synchronized.
Comentari de daveemtb lo 13 de mai 2009 a 06:05
Thanks Paul, was a typo - fingers to used to typing wikipedia! Have fixed that now.
Guillaume, thanks, the problem is, I just don't know if I'm doing it right because the documentation doesn't cover the buttons and options properly :( I definitely had the timezone as zero. What units is the offset box in? is it hours or seconds?
Comentari de daveemtb lo 13 de mai 2009 a 06:06
PS, Paul, yep, the photos definitely have EXIF tags.
Comentari de CiaránMooney lo 13 de mai 2009 a 12:40
The units for the offset is dd/mm/yy hh:mm:ss I think.
Comentari de mdecker lo 13 de mai 2009 a 18:55
i'm not really sure if JOSM will do the lookups for you. i used gpscorrelate to put gps info into my pictures. after that it loads perfectly in JOSM
Comentari de smsm1 lo 16 de mai 2009 a 05:15
I usually have to try a few different timezone options to get my traces to work properly.