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Geotagging of images is now resulting in altitude being recorded as AGL not absolute

Posted by Robert - NuvAero Flight Systems on July 17, 2013 at 3:01pm

I have been using Geosetter to geotag the photos that we take from our X8 wing for several months. The process has worked very well for us and we are able to successfully process the data using PIX4D desktop. The camera is a Canon EOS M and we are using APM2.5 with 2.74b firmware. Data is taken from the tlogs.

Just this week the process has stopped working properly for us. The altitude inserted into the EXIF tags is AGL, or 100m above ground. Previously the altitude would have been displayed as 1200m (1100 metres above sea level plus 100 metres above ground)

Is there something wrong with the telemetry data, or am I screwing up the process with Geosetter?

Thanks!

Robert

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Tags: 274b, absolute, agl, altitude, geosetter, geotag
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    Randy July 18, 2013 at 7:32am

    This must be a mission planner issue i think so michael oborne would probably be your man.

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