Attached is an MPO sample from a developer posted (https://dmitrybrant.com/2011/02/08/the-fujifilm-mpo-3d-photo-format) from a Fuji 3D camera, where there should be two full images of the cat, one from the left lens, another from the right lens. Even using -a -U -b -preview:all I just am not seeing a second image. And... This is true for every MPO I have tested (about a dozen).
Does anyone know what might be going on? I've read the spec and the ExifTool documentation (https://exiftool.org/TagNames/MPF.html) without joy.
- J
Actually, it looks like the first image isn't shown. There's data for MPImage1 and MPImage2, but the only binary is MPImage2
C:\Programs\My_Stuff>exiftool -G1 -a -s -MPF:all Y:\!temp\ccc\f\DSCF0005.MPO
[MPF0] MPFVersion : 0100
[MPF0] NumberOfImages : 2
[MPImage1] MPImageFlags : Representative image
[MPImage1] MPImageFormat : JPEG
[MPImage1] MPImageType : Multi-frame Disparity
[MPImage1] MPImageLength : 1751552
[MPImage1] MPImageStart : 0
[MPImage1] DependentImage1EntryNumber : 0
[MPImage1] DependentImage2EntryNumber : 0
[MPImage2] MPImageFlags : (none)
[MPImage2] MPImageFormat : JPEG
[MPImage2] MPImageType : Multi-frame Disparity
[MPImage2] MPImageLength : 1792455
[MPImage2] MPImageStart : 1751552
[MPImage2] DependentImage1EntryNumber : 0
[MPImage2] DependentImage2EntryNumber : 0
[MPF0] MPIndividualNum : 1
[MPF0] BaseViewpointNum : 1
[MPF0] ConvergenceAngle : 0
[MPF0] BaselineLength : 0.075
[MPImage2] MPImage2 : (Binary data 1792455 bytes, use -b option to extract)
MPImage1 is the primary JPEG image (starting at offset 0 -- the start of the file).
- Phil
Of course. Thank you! - J