On Mon, Sep 04, 2006 at 10:05:56AM -0400, James R. Van Zandt wrote:
> The only changes I would suggest to the description are here:
Actually I already changed the description after the ITP, following the
advices of another user. The current one is reported at the end of this
mail, the 'has' was fixed; the comma no: I just removed it. Thanks!
> A few things I'd suggest:
Note that I'm not the upstream maintainer, so you should better forward
your suggestion to upstream.
> - There are times I am taking pictures intermittently and would
> rather run my GPS receiver only at those times (say, at each scenic
> overlook along the highway). In that case I would like the program
> to compare the times on the preceding and following track points.
> If they differ by less than T, then interpolate. If they differ by
> more than T, then use the location for the track point that is
> nearer in time. I should be able to set T in either a
> configuration file or on the command line.
This is already implemented in gpscorrelate, according to the doc
available on the website (look for "interpolate" and "feather time").
> - The GPS can report time in UTC, but the camera may be set to local
> time. The user should be able to specify what time zone the camera
> is set for, or to ask the program to guess the zone based on the
> longitude. (Admittedly the EXIF time can be adjusted using jhead.)
This is already implemented as well (see "step 3" in the doc).
> - I would like the option to store the location as a JPEG comment in
> addition to the EXIF header. Some viewers can show only the
> former. I seem to remember a web site that expected geotagging in
> the form of JPEG comments, but now I can't find it.
I don't think this is implemented. Could you please forward the request
upstream?
Regarding the two points above, do you think they are worth mentioning
in the long description? (I frankly don't, they are quite detailed,
something I would expect to be answered in the doc only).
Thanks for your attention for gpscorrelate.
Cheers.
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