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qgisMinimumVersion=2.0 | ||
qgisMaximumVersion=3.99 | ||
description=Import Photos | ||
version=1.2 | ||
version=1.3 | ||
author=Marios S. Kyriakou, George A. Christou, KIOS Research and Innovation Center of Excellence (KIOS CoE) | ||
[email protected], [email protected] | ||
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about= This tool can be used to import Geo-Tagged photos (jpg or jpeg) as points to QGIS. The user is able to select a folder with photos and only the geo-tagged photos will be taken. Then a geoJSON point file will be created which will contain the name of the picture, its directory, the date and time taken, altitude, longitude, latitude, azimuth, north and camera maker and model. The plug-in doesn’t need any third party applications to work. It has two buttons; the one is to import geotagged photos, and the other one is to be able to click on a point and display the photo along with information regarding the date time and altitude. Mac users please refer to the Read Me file for further guidance. | ||
about= This tool can be used to import Geo-Tagged photos (jpg or jpeg) as points to QGIS. The user is able to select a folder with photos and only the geo-tagged photos will be taken. Then a geoJSON point file will be created which will contain the name of the picture, its directory, the date and time taken, altitude, longitude, latitude, azimuth, north and camera maker and model. The plug-in doesn’t need any third party applications to work. It has two buttons; the one is to import geotagged photos, and the other one is to be able to click on a point and display the photo along with information regarding the date time and altitude. Supported GeoJSON, SHP, GPKG, CSV, GML, KML, TAB, ODS type of files. Mac users please refer to the Read Me file for further guidance. | ||
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tracker=https://github.com/KIOS-Research/ImportPhotos/issues/ | ||
repository=https://github.com/KIOS-Research/ImportPhotos/ | ||
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Fix azimuth ratio in field | ||
Add save as GeoJSON, SHP, GPKG, CSV, GML, KML, TAB, ODS type of files | ||
Merge QGIS 2 with QGIS 3 ImportPhotos plugin | ||
2018-09-23 ImportPhotos 1.3: | ||
Fix an issue with images without gps info | ||
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# Tags are comma separated with spaces allowed | ||
tags=photos, jpeg, jpg, geotag | ||
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