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Old 02-28-2008
Down to earth: Geotagging photos

Thu, 28 Feb 2008 09:00:00 GMT
Even the most basic digital cameras can store a lot of useful information about photos in the EXIF format, including exposure time, aperture settings, focal length, and metering mode. The EXIF metadata can also contain the photo's geographical coordinates, which provide the exact position of where the photo was taken, but only few cameras on the market support this feature. However, you can add geographical information to your photos (i.e., geotag them) even if you don't have a fancy camera or GPS receiver using the Geotag tool. This nifty utility allows you to quickly geotag multiple photos in one go and do some other interesting things with them.


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PTAINTERPOLATE(1)						  LIBPANO13 TOOLS						 PTAINTERPOLATE(1)

NAME
PTAInterpolate - Interpolate intermediate images between stereo photos. SYNOPSIS
PTAInterpolate script_file [param2] DESCRIPTION
PTAInterpolate Interpolate intermediate images between stereo photos. Description: This program is an enhanced version of Helmut Dersch's original PTInterpolate program. PTInterpolate's source code was never released, so this program was written from scratch. It is believed that this program should function as a substitute for the original PTInterpolate program in most circumstances. Enhancements to the original PTInterpolate program include: 1. When used with the accompanying source code in the original distribution, the output is in TIFF format, not PSD (with an incorrect extension) 2. The output files produced by this program include a numeric value indicating the amount of the interplation position between left and right images 3. If no valid "i" lines are included in script, then this program triangulates the c lines, and ovrewrites the script file Usage: PTAInterpolate script.txt [param2] Where "param2" is either an image index (0=left, 1=right) to be used when triangulating, or a filename prefix to be used when interpolat- ing. SEE ALSO
<http://wiki.panotools.org/> AUTHORS
Max Lyons, January 2007. Panorama Tools was originally created by Professor Helmut Dersch. 2.9.18 2009-05-01 PTAINTERPOLATE(1)